Flush Trim Bits - Bevel Bits
Combining bevel and flush trim bits is ideal for creating finished edges that match the profile of a template. A CNC machine can be programmed to use a combination bit or two separate bits in succession for a precise, two-step finishing process. This technique is useful in cabinetry, furniture making, and template duplication.
Edge Trimming: A primary use is to create a perfectly flush and smooth edge on a workpiece, especially when the edge is an overhang from another material or component
Template Routing:
These bits are ideal for precisely following a template to cut or duplicate intricate shapes and patterns.
Laminate and Veneer Work:
They are widely used for trimming laminated countertops and for applying and trimming veneers to a substrate.
Flush trim bits can create flush-fit joints, such as for inlays or trimming solid wood edging on veneered plywood.
Inlay Creation: You can create a perfect inlay by placing a slightly proud piece and then routing away the excess material with a flush trim bit
Inlay Creation: You can create a perfect inlay by placing a slightly proud piece and then routing away the excess material with a flush trim bit
