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vented
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Ok i know how i can make a router plate to cut some perfect circles. I just need to know what bit or where to get it to just cut holes. It seems like when i was at work looking through them they all cut soo much wood out and have big hunks of **** for makeing designs and crap. I think i saw one kinda normal bit and it was atleast 1/4 inch maybe more.

Ive never used a router so hook me up.

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u got a plunge router?

go to any woodworking store, ebay even

i think its a flush or straight cut router bit.

make sure u get the right shank

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When using a router with a circle jig, I usually use a spiral bit but have been successful with straight bits also.

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for perfect consitent circles nothing beats a plunge type router with a jasper jig and it just uses a straight bit 1/4

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Plunge router with a Whiteside Machine 1/4" spiral upcut bit.

You guys using striaght cut bits for circles need to make the change over to spirals...won't believe how much faster the spirals are. And Whiteside Machine makes the best ones.

www.routerbits.com

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