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We are trying to add flutes about 1/2" deep and 3/4" wide up the sides
of a pedestal's column. The column is turned such that it starts off at the bottom about 7" in diameter growing to about 10" before ballooning into a large knee. That's not very clear. The top end looks like the end of a trumpet. We thought we could use a plunge router and rig some kind of carrier but the trumpet end prevents the bit from making contact all the way up the column. Besides, the bit does not extend very far below the router's base and by adding a carrier looks like it will not extend far enough for much/any of the column. Any ideas? Router or otherwise? Thanks, JG |
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