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Rout the drawer front 1. Insert the bit securely in a table-mounted router and set the bit height so the top cutting edge is 3/8" above the table. Note: Use only in a table-mounted router at reduced RPMs. 2. To machine the door front, set the fence 3/8" back from the outermost cutting edge of the bit. Fig. 1. Note: As with other joinery bits, we recommend making testFile Size: KB. Nov 27,  · 2) Mount the drawer-lock bit in your table-mounted router, and set the top of the cutter so that it's 15 ⁄ 32" above the tabletop. 3) Calculate the fence position by adding your drawer front's intended overlap (if any) and the thickness of your drawer side. Position your router table fence that distance back from the upper cutting edge of the bit. To make a sacrificial fence, clamp a suitable piece of 3/4 or 1/2 inch mdf to your fence with the fence placed behind the bit, start the router and pull the mdf fence towards you into the bit until it comes all the way through. You can easily re-use that mdf for the drawer lock bit next time. Exact fit over the bit next time is not required.

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