🔧 Whiteside Router Bits 3347 - 3/4" Diameter Review

Whiteside make some of the finest carbide burs. This one is no exception. However, the joint it cuts requires patience to set up. It's not the drill's fault, it's the nature of the two pieces being fitted together to form a finished joint. If you have a router table with fine vertical and horizontal adjustments, you'll set it up quickly, but if you can only make rough adjustments, it's going to be a long day!

This nozzle requires very fine tuning to get a good connection. If you don't have a router table to fine tune the bit depth and fence depth, don't even try. You will also need a router table with a gauge to measure the depth of the fence because unlike other routers, it is important here that your fence is straight. Depending on the wood you are using, you may also need a variable speed router. When I first tried this nozzle it was a disaster. After a few tweaks and test patterns I was very…

This is an excellent cutter and works exactly as I imagined, but using plywood took some learning. The reviewer said it doesn't work with Baltic birch. , but this is wrong. This works with a flawless cut, but you have to do some unconventional things. This is only for the sides (the piece that will stand upright on the router table) - the front/back (face down on the router table) was the perfect cut. I am posting my instructions for 1/2 Baltic birch plywood (I think it will work for other…