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What type of bit am I looking for to make a round insert (for a magnet) that does NOT have the little center hole in the middle and is flat? The wood I want to use is not thick enough if I use the...
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Original Title: What type of bit am I looking for to make a round insert (for a magnet) that does NOT have the little center hole in the middle and is flat? The wood I want to use is not thick enough if I use the standard bit with the center spike.
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