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Old 04-12-2008, 08:05 AM   #1
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Default Working with bushings for in-lays

Starting my first in-lay project. Have a rockler bushing kit, a in-lay kit for 1/8 inch bit, plus dewalt plung router and colt lamant trimmer. Would like to use 1/4 bit for the in-lays and am having trouble figuring out the bushing sizes for doing recess along with the insert with the same templete. Is there anywhere that give a long list of the bushing sizes requried for this operation for various sizes of bits ..... I think I will use the 1/4 bit but I may have occation to use other sizes.

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Old 04-12-2008, 02:07 PM   #2
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Here you go, Jeff and Welcome to the forums. What part of the world are you from?
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Hi Jeff

The chart below may help also..

Plus Below You will see the bushing I made and use for the 1/4" bit, saves time hogging out the pocket for the inlay insert.


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Starting my first in-lay project. Have a rockler bushing kit, a in-lay kit for 1/8 inch bit, plus dewalt plung router and colt lamant trimmer. Would like to use 1/4 bit for the in-lays and am having trouble figuring out the bushing sizes for doing recess along with the insert with the same templete. Is there anywhere that give a long list of the bushing sizes requried for this operation for various sizes of bits ..... I think I will use the 1/4 bit but I may have occation to use other sizes.

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Thanks again. I am from the Cleveland Ohio area. How about you where do you call home?

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