Hi, I'm new to the forum, and a beginner woodworker. I'm installing 2" thick rubberwood countertops and purchased a Ryobi 1.5HP 1/4 collet Router. The trouble I'm running in to is being able to perform a proper cutout for my undermount sink installation. I purchased a 1" cutter top bearing flush trim bit that works great, but it can't go the full 2" without the collet rubbing. I could make the cut with a 1.5" long bit, but they don't seem to exist with the top bearing to follow my pattern. I also wonder if these would even be sturdy enough to make the cut I need. I know I could get a bigger better router with 1/2" shank and 2" cutter, but I was hoping not to have to drop $200 to make the cut. Do you know if a longer flush trim bit exists and would work or another solution? Thanks! Hopefully my explanation makes sense...