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1. 
   fredsmart48 | Jun 21, 2003 02:43am | #1

   not sure if this will work.  there is a chamfer bit of 45°  also use a bushing guide against a pattern jig or a straight edge to keep it cutting straight. 

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   Andrew | Jun 21, 2003 03:22am | #2

   I don't think there's anything available commercially, but what I would do is just make a sub base that screws onto the existing base. You could also talk to your local machine shop about making something, however that could easily cost as much as the router.

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   Sancho | Jun 21, 2003 03:35am | #3

   This is for a table mounted router but you might be able to make it work for ya..

   http://www.woodhaven.com/singleproduct/?fromsearch=1&product=1425

    

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   WINNINGHAM | Jun 21, 2003 05:25am | #4

   Art Betterley Enterprises makes what you are looking for. Do a search and you should be able to find a phone numer or web site.

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   Ricky_Yu | Jun 22, 2003 11:32am | #5

   If the bit you will be using is small (i.e. 1/4" shank), then a laminate trimmer with a tilting base could be your answer. It's about as expensive as the Woodhaven Angle Ease.