Using a 3/8" router for a kitchen worktop

spada01 · 29 Oct 2009

Well... I'd like to! It's only 860w (Makita) and a 3/8" collet, whereas I believe I need a 1/2" collet to work with a standard guide on most jigs.

I appreciate it's low power so I will have to make more progressively lower cuts, but is there anyway I can use this for a worktop on a standard jig or do I need to buy a new router?

big-all · 29 Oct 2009

you also need a 1/2" router because worktop cutters are virtualy impossible to find in less than 1/2"

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Using a 3/8" router for a kitchen worktop

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