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29th November 2002, 09:02 PM #1wolf1 Guest
Metric bits and Triton router
Iīm thinking about buying a Triton router. Here in Germany the avaliable router bits have metric shaft diameters , that means not 12,7mm ( 1/2")as the Tritonīs collet but 12mm.I feel that this may be problem. Has anybody experience with this issue.
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wolfgang
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29th November 2002, 10:40 PM #2
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no Problem at all 12 is good enuff I have never had a problem with putting metric of imperial in the collets
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1st December 2002, 07:20 AM #3
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That will be no problem..........Metric bits fit well. Australia uses the metric system and there are no problems here!
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4th December 2002, 09:49 PM #4
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Careful folks; You need to be clear in your answers here.
The useful part of the bit may be metric, ie produced in millimetres but the shank of the bit is still imperial. (1/2" or 1/4") We have a hybrid system here in Australia.
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