I've got a delta 14-651 (I think, which ever their latest "pro" model is) hollow chisel mortiser. Today I'm using it to cut through mortises in 3" pine legs for a workbench I'm building. No problem, I cut 4 of them and it goes like buttah. The fifth the bit starts to jam up with globs of pine, not tar, just like.. hardened pine chunks. It stops the motor sometimes. It gets so bad that by the 6th mortise I'm stopping the bit after every plunge and removing it to clean out the pine boogers. What the heck is causing this! It's driving me nuts! I tried waxing the chisel, didn't do much good. Going really slow doesn't seem to help. Maybe resin buildup is causing it? Anyone got any clues because this tool is pert-near useless the way it is right now. This is a new chisel, sufficiently sharp (I saw that because I'm sure someone could use some fancy machine and make it ubersharp), and I'm not doing anything different on the 5th and 6th as I did on 1-4.
Thanks.