Using this giant 2-3/8" diameter bit to route a large chamfer on the bottom of this snowflake tray! The cut was all done in a single pass and the bit left a buttery smooth finish! I love the look this gives the tray from the side as the bottom disappears and almost makes it look like it's floating, like a real snowflake. The tools used in this video are available on our website and are listed below! -- Amana Tool 2-3/8" diameter 45 degree chamfer bit, item no. 49406 SawStop Inline Router Table,

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1.1K views · 40 reactions | A Chamfer router bit is definitely one of my go to bits. I use it to make molding and to put a decorative edge on projects all the time. I’ll have this project video up on my channel in a few days. So cool to have a sign made by Eric @makeawoodsign @cmt_orangetools #router #routerbits #signpost #lamppost #woodworking #azek #azektrim | Jon Peters Art & Home | Facebook

This bit is a beast! Cutting a huge chamfer in a single pass using the Amana Tool 49400 45° chamfer bit on the Jessem Ultimate Excel II router table all available from @toolstoday These chamfers are going to serve as finger holds for the doors and drawers on the kitchen island cabinets. - - - - - - - #TeamTOOLSTODAY - - - - - - - #toolstoday #woodshop #workshop #garage #woodworking | Toolstoday Router Bits and Saw Blades

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