Precision in Action: Whiteside T-Slot Router Bit Field Test and Analysis

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Join Ron from The SmartWoodshop as he puts the Whiteside T-Slot router bit to the test in real-world woodworking applications. Watch as he demonstrates the bit's precision and performance in creating T-slots for a variety of projects. Whether you're a seasoned woodworker or just starting out, Ron's expert insights and hands-on review will give you a clear understanding of how the Whiteside T-Slot bit can enhance your woodworking experience. Don't miss this opportunity to see Ron in action, showcasing the capabilities of this specialized tool. Subscribe now for more valuable woodworking tips and reviews from The SmartWoodshop!
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[@leanwoodworks]

I just finished my first build I loved doing it.
Speed control went out Ron. That happens especially after some mileage on a router.

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

I disassembled the motor and cleaned it; it works like new.

[@RoyatAvalonFarms]

I forget what you call it, but some time back, I recall a device you hung on the front of the bench where it has vertical strips using the hole system for height adjustment. I think you used this for doing door edges/hinges.
Anyway, you might cut slots vertically along those strips and add the t-slot clamps like you have here.

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

The Smart Panel Rig has T-Slots, albeit the smaller version. I believe I can feed them through my router using the new bit to accommodate clamps.

[@dsalvador12]

Have you run that bit in a smaller router? I'm wondering if my 2 1/4 hp Bosch would turn it as well as your bigger Milwaukee routers.

[@bdm1000]

I was wondering about the same thing. I have a 1617, but I don't have one of those 3-1/2 HP Milwaukees.

[@ericw9655]

Hate to say it, but I got a little motion sickness from this vid.

[@TheSmartWoodshop]

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