I ended up using a plunge router I had laying around. I just took a couple rounds, no measuring. I would just take a round, then try, take a round, then try. Eventually I got a perfect fit. The sound quality and power is incredible compared to what it was before.
Rabbet bits have a bearing guide, not free hand at all. Regardless, I'm glad the poster came up with a solution that worked for him.Freehand it? Seems like a recipe for disaster for most folks.
GM
Yes, and I've made rabbits with them, but how do you use them to cut off the lip the roller rides on except freehand?
GM
GM
I use rabbit bits to make the counter bore to flush mount a speaker.
Just use a hole jig to make the mounting through hole first.
My rabbet bit has bearings that go up 1/32" each step, so 1/16" increments in diameter.
It is the most useful bit I have discovered since a flush cutting bit.
If anyone does not know what they are I strongly suggest that you google them.
Amazon has them.
Dave
Just use a hole jig to make the mounting through hole first.
My rabbet bit has bearings that go up 1/32" each step, so 1/16" increments in diameter.
It is the most useful bit I have discovered since a flush cutting bit.
If anyone does not know what they are I strongly suggest that you google them.
Amazon has them.
Dave
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