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I am upgrading to a Jessem router lift and got a template that I
thought matched the base. The template is actually 1/4" wider on all sides and requires 3/4" OD template guide on a 1/2" straight cut router bit to cut correctly. I just grabbed a 1/2" straight with a 1/2" top bushing and made a contribution to my scrap pile. Can anyone think of a good reason the template is designed like this? I am very curious for the reasoning. Also where is such a bit to be found? |
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