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It was just a straight cut router bit about 1/2" in diameter. Only one I had with a 1/4" shank for the small router I used. I really like this small router, not as powerful as the larger routers I have but way easier to handle.Thanks so much for the very thorough tutorial! Two questions, first, what router bit did you use to make the miter slots on the outfeed table, and second, how did you attach the Maple spacer to the Table Saw? Thanks! Chuck
When I removed the old table I left the mounting bracket on the saw, it is just a flat strip of steel and it already had three holes drilled in it for screws. So I just held the wood up to it and marked the holes, then pre drilled them and ran the screws in and out before I mounted it on the saw. I'll get a pic of it later for you.