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Is a 3/4" router bit (3-1/8" overall) suitable for plunging 2" deep with a Festool OF1400 through a template? Straight Plunge Cutting Router Bits 1/2 Shank - High Production
Need to make a 3/4" diameter hole 2" deep with a handheld plunge router (Festool OF1400). Not sure if this bit is suitable for plunging straight down. I need a bit that is at least 3 1/8" over all length to get past my template and route all the way down with sufficient insertion of the bit into the collet.
Is this the best bit for the above? Please advise if better options exist...
Is this the best bit for the above? Please advise if better options exist...
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