Hello,
I am new to woodworking and routing.
This morning I put a full 3/8 inch roundover bit on 6 feet of pine x 4 using one of those carbide tipped Ryobi roundover bits that come in their kit (in a single pass). I went fairly slow and smooth. All went well.
However, it occurred to me that perhaps 3/8 roundover is too much material to take off in a single pass?
Is there such a thing as taking off a rounded corner in multiple passes?
What do you think?
Thanks in advance.
3/8” roundover bit used in one pass on pine.
Full 3/8 radius cut on both sides of 3/4” board makes a semi circle. Nice.
I am new to woodworking and routing.
This morning I put a full 3/8 inch roundover bit on 6 feet of pine x 4 using one of those carbide tipped Ryobi roundover bits that come in their kit (in a single pass). I went fairly slow and smooth. All went well.
However, it occurred to me that perhaps 3/8 roundover is too much material to take off in a single pass?
Is there such a thing as taking off a rounded corner in multiple passes?
What do you think?
Thanks in advance.
3/8” roundover bit used in one pass on pine.
Full 3/8 radius cut on both sides of 3/4” board makes a semi circle. Nice.