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Got a little problem.
I'm making bandsaw boxes and the drawers all have curve outlines, some are cresent shaped.
I'd like to use a table mounted piloted round over bit to save some sanding on the edges of the drawers. The problem is that the backs, and fronts also on some boxes, are 1/4" thick. When I set the bit height for the round over I want, the bearing is above the material. I'd like to isolate the bearing but the concave sides of the drawers prevent this.
I'm sure I'm missing something obvious.
Thanks for any advise.
Ken
I'm making bandsaw boxes and the drawers all have curve outlines, some are cresent shaped.
I'd like to use a table mounted piloted round over bit to save some sanding on the edges of the drawers. The problem is that the backs, and fronts also on some boxes, are 1/4" thick. When I set the bit height for the round over I want, the bearing is above the material. I'd like to isolate the bearing but the concave sides of the drawers prevent this.
Thanks for any advise.
Ken