Phil Gets to Grips with the Freud Quadra-Cut Roundover Bit
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- Опубліковано 8 жов 2023
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In this guide, Phil from Gradually Wizardly checks out a HUGE roundover bit from Freud available at Timbecon. He’s got a crafty trick up his sleeve that might save you a whole heap of time! There’s also a deep and meaningful discourse on confronting your own mortality and how to avoid having a nasty accident with these big, BIG bits.
Check out the Freud Quadra-Cut Roundover Router Bit range here:
www.timbecon.com.au/freud-qua...
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I love a cutting board with one rounded corner 🤣 Great vid Philbee
Hahahaha always great to see Phil having fun. That is a *monster* bit but damn... chompy chompy chompy...
Thanks Phil. you are a great presenter mate!
Thanks man.❤
Now we know how your head-shape came into existence... Nah, cool vid, I didn't even know that these exist. Thanks.
Great Video Phil. The candid nature of this video was entertaining and kept me watching to the end. I have a few of those router bits, and agree, getting them out of the packaging is the hardest bit.. Awesome Bits.
Right!? I used to lay them down and gently bash away the packaging with a mallet…
@@graduallywizardly Im careful now - had an incident trying to pull a spiral cut bit out of the packaging...
Ooof that's a big bit. Can tell it is Italian.
Great video... Suddenly I got the urge to go and buy some more router bits... 😅
I'll keep my fingers away though. I'm not keen on finger soup either.
Oh, and now I know why I thought you live in the US...
Because I’m Canadian?
Oh dear... I've put my foot in it again.
@@wonkycutsworkshop nope, I’m just messing with you. I’m glad you liked the video. I was a bit worried about this one being too weird. It’s so long to sell one random bit…
@@graduallywizardly puh! That's å relief 😅
No its great. You've got good story telling so it's easy to stay focused and engaged.
I've got a lot to learn.
Looking forward to your next one.
Keep it up.
Hmmm thought you were going to clamp the 7 boards together and do them all at once.... Cos that would be silly / productive....
The exercise was to run them across the bit sequentially so as to simulate doing a production run. Hundreds of parts clamped together would be too damn heavy…