a try...
https://youtu.be/fR8WBkhJ6po
My previous works
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Just a thought... The bit seemed to struggle even at low travel speeds. Consider cutting the slot with a conventional bit or table saw before finishing with this bit. That was it's only working the material on the sides of the slot. It would let you blaze through the slot with this bit, and would wear this bit less.
Neil
Seems to me I've seen these at Harbor freight pretty cheap. Because a homemade one won't last.Quote:
Originally Posted by RCTURKA