In working on the router table I am building I needed to cut some thin strips of wood for edge banding. I have been having trouble with burning of cuts with my forrest WWII and thought, Ill fix that by buying a good dedicated rip blade. Well, the rip blade (Freud 22tooth glue line rip) is worse than the forrest. I notice a lot of "chatter" when I am making the cut. It requires a little more feed pressure, but has a lot of chatter. Its evident in the cut too (lots of arc line on the edge of the piece) I have checked, re-checked, and re-re-checked every alignment I can think of. Fence to blade, blade to table, fence to table etc. Could this be a belt issue? didnt think about this last night. I am using a link belt and notice from time to time that it gets loose and I need to take a link out. Could this be to blame?