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Router Bit Holding Tips

The document discusses a practical tip for holding router bits in place while tightening the collet, suggesting the use of a clothes pin instead of O-rings. It highlights the author's previous difficulties with O-rings, including issues with availability and memory. The document is part of a larger website offering various woodworking products and tips.

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Router Bit Holding Tips

The document discusses a practical tip for holding router bits in place while tightening the collet, suggesting the use of a clothes pin instead of O-rings. It highlights the author's previous difficulties with O-rings, including issues with availability and memory. The document is part of a larger website offering various woodworking products and tips.

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I tried using O-rings to


hold router bits in the
router when tightening
the collet, but I always
have problems finding
them as well as
remembering to buy them
in the first place.

Now I just use a clothes


pin to hold the router bit
in place when tightening
it in the collet.

back to plans/jigs/tips

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