That’s very impressive Cheese ![Thumbs Up [thumbs up]](https://www.festoolownersgroup.com/Smileys/default/thumbup.gif)
The point you made about the plunge action is also often overlooked, the same as a poor drilling technique used on a PGS.
Slight side to side wobble on a few cuts, can make a fair bit of difference overall, as you well know.
Another reason why CNC is so tight.
Thanks Jiggy
@Jiggy Joiner , like your new avatar...it's kind of retro.
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Just to prove the lateral force issues with the 1400 are real, here are some photos.
Measuring the play perpendicular to the axis of the mounting tabs:
Indicator zeroed out on the bushing

The bushing is now being pushed in a downwards direction, .008" of movement.

Measuring the play along the axis of the mounting tabs:
Indicator zeroed out

The bushing is again being pushed in a downwards direction, .003" of movement.

The 1400 was never designed to make perfectly round holes in the way that Woodpeckers is using it. The 1010 would work because the router bushing plate is screwed to the base, however, it does not accept 1/2" diameter bits.
Lastly, here's a photo of the aluminum bushing I made for the 1400. It's a snug fit in the Woodpeckers jig and on the Woodpeckers guide bushing. Simple plunges are then made using the Festool 20 mm (491072) router bit.
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