Humbucker sized hole in a pickguard

normula1

Any idea what sized bit I'd need to route a pickguard for a covered humbucker? I'm guessing that it would be small.

TTony

https://www.wealdentool.com/acatalog/Online_Catalogue_Template_Trim_279.html

T8026B or T8027B, assuming you’ve got a 1/4” router and a template!

GoldenEraGuitars

Trend is your friend 

https://i.imgur.com/zYOCzEE.png

One of these bits and a template is all you need 

guitargeek62

^ and a router!

normula1

Thanks everyone. 
So are you familiar with your significant other stating that you don't know what you've got?
Guess what I found in my box marked misc. tools?.... a 9.5mm cutter I used for the last plate I made.
Unfortunately both my template and a badly shaped plate I recently bought have a tighter 1/4" radius (handily measured with a drill bit shaft... quite why I didn't think of that before..) for the humbucker corners but I managed to find one on Trend's website.

CasperCaster

@normula1 sorry, not sure if I read that correctly, or if you are flipping between diameter and radius - for clarity is your 9.5mm (3/8") cutter diameter or radius? (I assume diameter???). If so it will cut a 3/16" radius in the corners (half it's diameter), which I'd think is as tight as you'll likely need.

normula1

Without checking diameter. It's def too large though.
This all started by buying a plate from a supplier I use quite a lot and it frankly being a bit sh*t, so thought I'd have another go at making one of my own. I've got a template and the corner radius on that and on the purchased plate are around 1/4 inch / 6.3 cm.