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Third test for alignment

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Happy New Year to you too David.

Hopefully it won’t go by as fast as this year did.

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Down spirals never seemed to help me much. The parts moved the same. I always had better results with upspiral bits.

We use single flute, upspiral, 1/4″ bits for cutting countertops to shape.

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Posted By cudink on 27 Dec 2013 07:54 AM

Thanks for all of the good info. We used a full subtop at a fairly large upper transaction top and the subtop was recessed at least 1 1/2″ from the edge all around. So far we have been doing it this way without any issues.

We have done this for 25 years without issue. Using silicone is a must and always leave that expansion gap between the two materials.

As long as it’s not in an area with a lot of heat producing appliances, you should be just fine.

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I still don’t see the crack but that mark looks man made.

Is it a mitered edge?

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I can’t see the crack in the picture.

Are you referring to the black marks in the corner and to the left of the image?

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