Geetings from the uk,
Just lately I have had a number of projects where I have had to work on site to finish a certain aspect of the job.
I seem to have run in to the same problem a couple of times now and wondered if anybody could help?
I have been using a guided flush timmer, two sizes of round over bit aswell as a router based biscuit cutter. All on either MDF of softwood board.
The problem I have is that the ball bearing of the router bit digs in to the front edge of the material leaving a big fat ugly line. It then takes a lot of hard work to make it all look right.
the problem is not as bad as it was because I'm very aware that the more pressure I apply the worst it gets. However, has anybody got a fix for my problem?
All help is gratefully received...
Merry Christmas to all...

Just lately I have had a number of projects where I have had to work on site to finish a certain aspect of the job.
I seem to have run in to the same problem a couple of times now and wondered if anybody could help?
I have been using a guided flush timmer, two sizes of round over bit aswell as a router based biscuit cutter. All on either MDF of softwood board.
The problem I have is that the ball bearing of the router bit digs in to the front edge of the material leaving a big fat ugly line. It then takes a lot of hard work to make it all look right.
the problem is not as bad as it was because I'm very aware that the more pressure I apply the worst it gets. However, has anybody got a fix for my problem?
All help is gratefully received...
Merry Christmas to all...