Hi kamrx7
The key is the rubber grommet ,it must be in the bottom of the collet (Lock Nut), I also use a hard rubber faucet washer in one or two of my PC's, because it's hard rubber it will stay in place when you drop the bit in place.
Note*** faucet washers, you can pickup a small repair kit box at ACE Hardware.HD,etc. you will find one that's just a bit over 1/2" in dia.grind it down on the belt sander so it can be tap into place, because the collet is sharp on the bottom it will cut off just a bit of the washer when you put it in place, but it will stay in place without any glue or anything eles..
You will not need to use the rubber grommet if you use the faucet washer,it gives the bit a stop point and your joints will come out just like in the video and the way you want them, side Note Marc sometimes will use two rubber grommets but you need to watch the DVD/VHS two or three times to see him do it.
Also he's not using a PC he using the green router (Hitachi)
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Hope this helps
Bj
The key is the rubber grommet ,it must be in the bottom of the collet (Lock Nut), I also use a hard rubber faucet washer in one or two of my PC's, because it's hard rubber it will stay in place when you drop the bit in place.
Note*** faucet washers, you can pickup a small repair kit box at ACE Hardware.HD,etc. you will find one that's just a bit over 1/2" in dia.grind it down on the belt sander so it can be tap into place, because the collet is sharp on the bottom it will cut off just a bit of the washer when you put it in place, but it will stay in place without any glue or anything eles..
You will not need to use the rubber grommet if you use the faucet washer,it gives the bit a stop point and your joints will come out just like in the video and the way you want them, side Note Marc sometimes will use two rubber grommets but you need to watch the DVD/VHS two or three times to see him do it.
Also he's not using a PC he using the green router (Hitachi)
Hope this helps
Bj