Point roundover bits are amazing tools! This point roundover bit allowed me to get a larger roundover on this tray than I would have been able to accomplish using traditional roundover bits on a router table due to the height of the tray. To do this I set the bit up as an 18 degree v-bit in the Vectric software and cut a profile on the inside and outside of the line to the depth of the point roundover bit. I've tried setting this up as a form tool, but can't seem to get it to cut correctly, this

The fastest way to smoothen the component edges is on the router table 👉🏻 This time we are using a 3mm (1/8-inch) roundover bit and with a little bit of work, the go-kart parts are ready for assembling. Stay tuned for the next video where we will assemble the steering mechanism. ⚙️🏁 #routertable #trimrouter #routerbits #cncbits #plywoodproject #diywoodworkingidea #diywoodproject #cncparts #gokartbuild #flatpackassembly | Aribabox

Roundover bits are the most used in the shop for me. I think this was a 3/4" radius bit. What's your go to? For me it's probably the 1/8" bit; keep one in a trim router at all times. #woodworking #routerbits #reels #router #tools #woodshop #maker #diy #hobby | Boundary Fog Furniture

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