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7 months ago
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Posted On: March 24th 2026, 10:03 pm
This method works surprisingly better than a router bit. A profile you rarely see, for a reason. #Woodworking #WoodworkingTips #Craftsmanship #Tooling #WoodworkingMachinery #Finishing
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scavengerqueens 4 months ago

scavengerqueens

WHOOOAAHH, also crying in woodworker becaude I miss that beautiful cutting buzz 😂

distilled_furniture 4 months ago

distilled_furniture

That's a pretty cool technique, but if you have the thing spinning, any cutterhead would work, but the stability of a joint is better than a horizontal router table. And you can certainly ease up on the cut exactly the profile you want.

yachtusha 4 months ago

yachtusha

This is good. Works fine.

areopaja_surface_perfection 5 months ago

areopaja_surface_perfection

Love this!!! ✨✨

grizzlyrivers219 5 months ago

grizzlyrivers219

Every 3 year old hates this table edge 😂 thats gonna hurt

cmgcarpentry.ie 6 months ago

cmgcarpentry.ie

Looks great

charlieebernardo 6 months ago

charlieebernardo

The guy who runs in the shop I use would genuinely take me out back and shoot me if he saw me do this

purp_crayon 6 months ago

purp_crayon

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

pjmmcgraw 6 months ago

pjmmcgraw

Often the t is silent

npiucgke 6 months ago

npiucgke

🔥🔥

woodfro 6 months ago

woodfro

You can also do it with an adjustable chamfer cutter on a spindle table mill, with a jig that allows the piece to spin around a center hole in it

hooker_custom 6 months ago

hooker_custom

O that’s brilliant 😮

k__f__k 7 months ago

k__f__k

Could you use a jointer in the same way?

seedtoskywoodco 7 months ago

seedtoskywoodco

S🔥🔥🔥

dovetail_timberworks 7 months ago

dovetail_timberworks

Great work for a shaper too, but you got it done with some ingenuity!

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