[bobj3]

Hi Jake

You can always just hook your vac.. to the router and suck them out when you free them up from the stock..


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Wouldn't heat build up be a concern while cutting the next pass? Or would it be a good idea to remove the sawdust from the groove before the next pass?

 

[BigJimAK]

BJ.. Thanks for the pics!

Jake.. In my "one Jasper 400 cut in my life to date" experience, I noticed the groove was packed and cleaned it out with a straight screwdriver between passes. Even though the panel was vertical, some of it was packed in pretty tightly!

 

[bobj3]

Hi Jim

Your welcome

Once you punch out the hole you can use it for the bigger bits like I do, I will pop in a 1" bit and go around once to put in a lip (wabbit ) for a speaker than pop in a 1/4" bit and take out the center..

It also works very well with core bits etc.to put in a nice detail on at the same time..for clocks,like a saw blade clock etc.




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BJ.. Thanks for the pics!

Jake.. In my "one Jasper 400 cut in my life to date" experience, I noticed the groove was packed and cleaned it out with a straight screwdriver between passes. Even though the panel was vertical, some of it was packed in pretty tightly!

 

[tbagjohn]

Circle Cutting Jig

I have seen a circle cutting jig for $30 that cuts up to 4 feet in diam:

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Anybody used this?