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| Registered User | hi, I'm going to make my own drum and after creating the shell I'll need to create a 45 degree bearing edge. I am new to this so I need a little help. What type of router bit should I use for this. Would it be one called a chamfer bit or would it be something else? |
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| The Router Guys Forum King | Yes you have the right bit. The chamfer bit with a bearing will make the 45 degree on an irregular shaped edge.
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| Registered User Sr. Member | Hey UNsound ... I would like to see pictures of this once you have finished .. Thanks Aaron
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