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    Quote Originally Posted by GraemeCook View Post
    Most amateurs routers do not have variable spindle speed. The only parameters that the handiman can control are depth of cut and the speed at which he pushes the router - or moves the workpiece on the table router. I still maintain that I get the best results by sneaking up on the cut.


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    You will get a better finish cutting slowly, but it will be at the expense of bit life; its an unavoidable trade off like cost vs quality. I know you don't have the chipping capacity and full control with handheld routers, but the science behind it is the same regardless.

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    Quote Originally Posted by elanjacobs View Post
    You will get a better finish cutting slowly, but it will be at the expense of bit life; its an unavoidable trade off like cost vs quality. I know you don't have the chipping capacity and full control with handheld routers, but the science behind it is the same regardless.

    Another of life's little frustrations.

    Hope the New Year started well for you, Elan.


    Cheers

    Graeme

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