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    I'm trying to route a 6" diameter circle in the middle of a 1" thick piece of cherry, using a template and my router table. I'm using a fairly new Freud bit which is either a flush trim bit or a pattern bit, i.e. has a bearing at top and bottom, and I'm using the top bearing. I used a 6" hole...
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