"Leon" wrote in message
Plunge router? Tape it in place and put tape around any openings that
duse would escape with the exception of where you attach you Festool Vac.
Use a 3/4" straight bit.

Yup, that's going to be my preferred method as suggested by Lew. It won't
be too difficult for me to make a simple enclosure with the CT22 attached
to house the router while I cut the holes. I already have a 3/4" carbide
router bit, but it's single flute and I've long intended to buy a double
flute bit, so this is my opportunity. A pieced of hardboard used as a
template guide will round off the process.

I briefly considered using a brad point drill or perhaps a spade drill, but
since I'm unable to lean over the drill to put weight on it as well as to
easily eyeball a decent vertical entry point, my plunge router seems like
the obvious choice.

Now, all I have to do is to convince my best friend to let me "borrow" my
plunge router back from him.