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  1. Fully off axis stemmed Goblet (first "prototype")

    This is my FIRST EVER off axis piece, and the "prototype" of MY method of doing them. When I had the idea of trying to make a goblet with the WHOLE stem off-set to both the cup AND the foot, I looked on line to see if there was any info on how to make it, and couldn't find ANYTHING about...
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    I have a Portercable 690LR in a JessEm Rout-R-Lift II and it sits about 1/32" off center of the plate. It's enough so that I'm unable to use the proper insert rings I purchased with it. I always have to use a ring one size up. Has anyone else had this problem? What can I do about it?
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