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Ivan D. Otero
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Which router bit is best to use with a hand held router on sign foam

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Ivan Otero
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My norm is the 45 degree chamfer with a 1/4" bite and the 1/2" bead. I hardly ever use anything else on SignFoam. Once in awhile, I will use the ogee. Whatever you use, it should have the bearing guide.

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You can use almost any bit that you would use on wood, foam is a very easy material to rout as it is relativley soft compared to timber and there is no grain to deal with. cheers TErry

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