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Tramming Your Mill
I noticed we were getting a lot of traffic to the Mill Tips and Techniques page from people searching for how to Tram their Mill. So, I made a special page just about Tramming a Mill, added even more content to it, and put a few new things onto Mill Tips and Techniques since I took the tramming information off that page.
Got my spindle squeegee, Traminator, wrenches, and pry bar (helps to have a little leverage when tramming). All set for an exciting afternoon tramming the mill, woohoo!
Hopefully it helps people find what they’re looking for sooner.
