Hi,
I'm new to woodworking and have recently started making a few toys for my son and would like some advice on a router bit that will help me with making the base of a wooden train.
I'm looking for a quick and repeatable method to do the rounded end of the item circled in the picture. Each carriage has two of these rounded ends so I have a few to make.
I’m thinking of using a router, mounted in a table, and a template.
The router bit is the thing I’m unsure of….I’m thinking a SpiralFlush Trim – Up Cut would do the job.
I’m trying to avoid tear out which I learnt on a previousproject and wish to avoid.
Is this the correct router bit? Maybe there’s another methodall together that you may wish suggest.
This is the router bit.
http://ift.tt/1X3yigs
The train body would be made from pine
I'm new to woodworking and have recently started making a few toys for my son and would like some advice on a router bit that will help me with making the base of a wooden train.
I'm looking for a quick and repeatable method to do the rounded end of the item circled in the picture. Each carriage has two of these rounded ends so I have a few to make.
I’m thinking of using a router, mounted in a table, and a template.
The router bit is the thing I’m unsure of….I’m thinking a SpiralFlush Trim – Up Cut would do the job.
I’m trying to avoid tear out which I learnt on a previousproject and wish to avoid.
Is this the correct router bit? Maybe there’s another methodall together that you may wish suggest.
This is the router bit.
http://ift.tt/1X3yigs
The train body would be made from pine
Correct Router Bit
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