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In Reply to: Perfect, thanks!!!...nt posted by darkmoebius on October 6, 2005 at 11:30:06:
To cut circles you do not need a plunge router. The trim router will be easier to handle so it should be safer. And as was mentioned earlier take a bit at a time versus trying to go deep.I use the Jasper jig this way. You drill the pilot hole. Then do a shallow route of maybe a 1/2 inch on one side, flip it over and then finish it from the other.
I have done it both ways and both ways work perfectly. I do the flip process if working with plywood or veneered surfaces.
Hope this helps.
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- to answer your question on trim versus plunge - tubesforever 13:31:59 10/06/05 (0)
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