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Source for a router collet adapter, 3/4" to 7/8"??
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.... This groups has always been great at either pointing me to suppliers/solutions, or warning me of bad ideas. Ok. Bad idea... |
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Source for a router collet adapter, 3/4" to 7/8"??
I'd like to use a router "instant-bit-change" doohickey, like the ones
Craftsman sells, since I got one for free. The trouble is that the one I got fits a PC collet, which is 3/4", but my Makita is 7/8". Do you know anyone who makes a slender adapter for solving such a problem as this? This groups has always been great at either pointing me to suppliers/solutions, or warning me of bad ideas. Thanks, H |
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Source for a router collet adapter, 3/4" to 7/8"??
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