dailybombs
(DailyBombs)
September 6, 2021, 10:20am
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Hello!
Is there any tested and reliable way to make the bit being able to reach further down into the material?
As of now, I have the Katsu-router mounted in its original holder on the 6mm MDF-plate.
I have still some usable flute length that doesn’t reach the material due to the MDF and the screws that holds every part on the plate.
Any ideas?
/ Oskar
SupraGuy
(Dan)
September 6, 2021, 3:15pm
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Use the 1/4" collet that you have to hold the extender. It holds an ER20 collet, so you can get whatever you need for your bits there (For example 1/8")
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dailybombs
(DailyBombs)
September 7, 2021, 6:55am
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RobP:
Use a different router mount. I actually use a spindle mount from Amazon which holes onto the body and lets the nut stick out the bottom of the plate.
Great advice! Thank you!
Which spindle mount from Amazon do u use? I have that Makita clone router.
EDIT: I stalked you a bit and found the link you shared in another post: Amazon.ca
A bit pricey… Might be worth it tho, considering the router extender also cost some money…
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dailybombs
(DailyBombs)
September 7, 2021, 6:56am
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Super cool! Thank you! Do you think the accuracy of the cut will take a hit with that extender?
Mcunn
(Michael Cunningham)
September 7, 2021, 11:21am
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You can also try 1/4 bits. They tend to have a longer shank and have a lot less deflection issues when sticking out farther.
RobP
September 7, 2021, 12:37pm
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I don’t have personal experience with the extender but I would suspect you would see some deflection with that. Also you might have some runout depending on the quality.