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Please excuse me if I am repeating a previously-answered question but is there any posting or YouTube video that explains the Easel options and the processes to flatten a piece of wood before we start a project?
For example, what bit would/should we select in Easel?
How should we select the right area to clean/level?
How deep should we go?
etc.
Note that the proposed method is not recommended if you use clamps to hold down your material, since attempting to create a pocket slightly larger than the material would result in you hitting the clamps.
What type of bit should I select in Easel?
How shallow should I go with the cut?
Can I lay the new board on the top of the existing one and run this on it? So, I will leave the existing board alone and will just resurface the new one?
Thank you very much. I shared the link just to show the bit type. So, would you suggest that bid type? And if yes, would you please help me with the question, “How would I use this type of bit in Easel?” What should I select as a bit in Easel?
Select bit in easel and on the bottom you can enter the width of the bit. Then just make a square in easel the size you want it to cut. I did my square 30" and I did a dept of .02