Tiny round over for edging

[Ger21]

You can get bearing guided 1/16" roundover bits.

Most major manufacturers make them.

http://www.boschtools.com/Products/A...d=85289M#specs

[Fivetide]

You can get bearing guided 1/16" roundover bits.

Most major manufacturers make them.

http://www.boschtools.com/Products/A...d=85289M#specs

wow even better , thanks Ger21

[mekanik]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1-4-Shank-...65517985&rt=nc
GBP 2.93 all the way from sunny China, 1/8" rad just adjust hight and fence so it breaks the corner to your satisfaction.
Mike

[racerbear02]

OK, I am confused here, not difficult I know but.........

What is the function of the bearing when used on a CNC machine?, surely it is not needed??, not like on a hand held router, or am I missing something here like I usually do??

[EddyCurrent]

Because the OP said this, "I have a full router table . . . ", so he's not going to use the cnc machine by the sound of it.

[racerbear02]

OK, so if I wanted to do the same on a CNC, what would I use?

[Ger21]

A similar bit without a bearing.

[Lee Roberts]

OK, so if I wanted to do the same on a CNC, what would I use?

The same cutter but you can take the bearing off via the allen head cap screw (black thing in the pic).

.Me

[Fivetide]

Because the OP said this, "I have a full router table . . . ", so he's not going to use the cnc machine by the sound of it.

Correct ! I edging the box afterwards.. far quicker imoa.. ;)

[ptjw7uk]

English site with the 1/16 bit
http://www.infinitytools.co.uk/route...ass-pilot-bit/

Peter