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Remove Router Base Plate

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Cutting a prefect circle with a router!

What happens here

The presenter introduces the project, showcasing a DeWalt plunge router. The first physical step involves carefully removing the four screws that secure the original clear plastic base plate to the bottom of the router. This is done using a cordless drill/driver to quickly unscrew them.

Goal: Detach the router's original base plate

Tools and materials

  • Cordless Drill/Driver Milwaukee — Removing screws from the router's base plate
  • DeWalt Plunge Router DeWalt — The main power tool to be modified for circle cutting
  • Screws — Original screws securing the router base plate

What they say

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Here's how to cut a perfect circle with a router. Let's get after it. Start out by cutting a piece of wood that'll fit on your base plate like that. Take the four screws out of your base plate, take your base plate off, and throw it on your wood. Now, take a pen, pencil, whatever you got, and just mark your holes. Going to look something like that. Our four screw holes, and our one big one in the middle. Like get a drill bit roughly the size of your screws, and drill at your four corners.

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