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Default Old B&D Router


b&d cat no 7614 Type 3, 1 1/2 hp 9a.
Appears that the collet will take 1/4" shank ONLY!!!

I think the 1.5 hp might be good for certain work with .5" shank bits.

Any way to get these to take .5" shank??

Thx,
Will

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