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Router bit for cutting rebate to take intumescent strips ON DOOR
jc808
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Hi guys
I am soon buying fire doors to go in my existing door linings.
Hence I will be routing the doors themselves to take the intumescent strips.
Having never done this before, what bit do I use (I have a router that takes quarter and half inch shank) and how?
Thankyou
I am soon buying fire doors to go in my existing door linings.
Hence I will be routing the doors themselves to take the intumescent strips.
Having never done this before, what bit do I use (I have a router that takes quarter and half inch shank) and how?
Thankyou
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One of these is your easiest option:
http://www.screwfix.com/p/trend-intumescent-cutter-shank-40-x-10mm/9270f
Or use a 10/15mm bit and a fence to guide you up the centre of the edge - trickier but cheaper!
HTH
RussPerfection takes time: don't expect miracles in a day
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Thanks
I assume you use the router on the face of the door (Door flat on a table or something) and the guide on that router bit along the edge of the door, then the cutter makes the rebate - correct?0 -
Thanks
I assume you use the router on the face of the door (Door flat on a table or something) and the guide on that router bit along the edge of the door, then the cutter makes the rebate - correct?
Correct~: only setup you need is to set the depth on the router to centralise the cut in the edge of the door.
RussPerfection takes time: don't expect miracles in a day
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