Adjustable Chamfer Machine - Chamfer, Bevel and Deburr 

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@@woodscreekworkshop9939 man have these things gone way WAY up in price since I bought mine. Think I paid about 1/2 of what they are listing this for. Anywho, I picked up an 18 tooth version and a 36 tooth version when I first bought the machine. 80% of what I work on is aluminum, and all these years later I am still on the original 18 tooth one. Just thought I would share, since you mentioned using a 5 fluted high helix end-mill. Not better or worse, just different. :) www.grizzly.com/products/grizzly-18t-carbide-burr-for-t10091/t20990

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@@woodscreekworkshop9939 You'd think Ca was in on that since he's Thai... must be a Korean secret. :D

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Thanks Bryce, you need lots of room to feeling lumber and sheet goods around, need a shop!

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Kickback is not much an issue on a small diameter cutter, but you should use a push stick for small parts to keep fingers at bay

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Using small clamps to hold tiny parts

Hi Charles

I have thought about it, like a feather board used by woodworkers

@@woodscreekworkshop9939 I was thinking more like the bevel guide you see on some belt/ disc sanders . Essentially just a fence or guide that slides along parallel to the V and has back plate ( can be set to various angles ) that you can use your thumbs to push the piece being beveled against a you slide the whole lot along the V . For instance - what if you make i part that is 1/4 inch sq and 4 inches long , doing the long side is easy but doing the ends will be difficult because when the piece hits the cutter it will get kicked away or want to topple but if it is being held against a sliding fence / guide it can’t move in any direction other than the same direction the fence / guide is sliding .

Sure, this baby can do it all 💪🏻

It’s just a woodworking router, you can find it anywhere

I have some, you can’t avoid them 100% for reasons you know.

Sorry, I only made one.

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