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SteveD · Jan 01, 2003 09:37 PM

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The router attachment is handy for me when inlaying aluminum engine bearers and inlaying blind nuts on profile airplanes. This is is one attachment to a rotary tool that will always be handy in my workshop. Also there must be other uses for this attachment. SteveD.

The best time to fly is when you have fuel and a plane. SteveD

Dana Wall · Jan 05, 2003 12:37 AM

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I agree. Handy as hel- but does not get used very offen.

Randy Ryan · Jan 23, 2003 06:20 PM

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I bought one of these a month or so ago. I built a little table for it and the first thing I did was to notch leading and trailing edges for a scratch built Ringmaster Sportster. This was after I ripped the stock on the table saw, but that's another story. I made the tool from 3/32" music wire and my bench grinder. I measured the rib stock first then ground the OD of the wire to about .003" under. With that done I carfully ground it away on on side until I had a cutting edge. Then I ground the end at a clearance angle. Running fast and moving carefully this made beautiful clean parts.

I also made a small fixture to mount on the router attachment so I could do the inletting for the hinges on the Saber Stunt I'm building. I used to do this free hand with the Dremel, but the fixture speeds it up alot and does such a perfect job. With some creative thinking you can do allot with these tools.

Randy

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