I'm making a router lift and a machinist would charge $45 to cut a large hole in the 1/4" aluminum top plate so it could accept aftermarket drop in center plates. I decided on cutting a single1 5/8" hole, and that would fit a 1 1/2" chamfer bit... largest bit I'd ever use. I don't ever plan on routing or rounding over anything tiny 1/4x1/4 inch stock either. I suppose small thin materials do need more support than my one size fits all hole.
Any issues with the choice I made? (yes it's too late now) >
My router is a PC 690LR so no, I'm not ever gonna use a large wing type shaper bit. :wink:
Any issues with the choice I made? (yes it's too late now) >
My router is a PC 690LR so no, I'm not ever gonna use a large wing type shaper bit. :wink: