Money well spent

[SteveNelson46]

After surfacing my spoilboard the ripples from the bit caused by the spindle out of tram were noticeably more pronounced than before. So, I decided it was time to re-tram. I tried several different procedures from the videos on You Tube including the swing arm method with a gauge mounted on the end. Nothing seem to work that was acceptable so I decided to buy the tram gauges from Edge technology that Camaster recommended. After resurfacing, I used a 10" square of glass in the center of the spoilboard, mounted the gauges in the spindle and calibrated them following the instructions. Every thing went very smoothly and I highly recommend using the gauges. Maybe a little pricey but there is nothing like using the right tool for the job .

[Pete marken]

I also use the tram gauges from edge Tech. Works really well.

[keithrhyde]

Ditto for me as well. I use the same method as Steve with the glass and Edge tram tool.

[DVE2000]

Yeah, I trammed mine with my Pro Tram after not being happy with the ridges I could see and feel when surfacing my spoilboard. I now get ridges you can see but can't feel after surfacing with a 1.25" bit. I didn't use glass, but cut a 6" circle in a piece of plywood with a 1/2" bit.