bump cutting ..new video check it out

[Charles Neil]

here is a little video we did that shows and alternative to climb cutting with a router ,also allows for making a neat moulding check it out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-l4suyL84-w&feature=email

[Brent Smith]

Hi Charles,

I've used that technique to decorate the edges of serving plates. Never did occur to me to use it in climb cutting. Thanks for the eye opener.

[Gary Click]

Quietest router I have ever not heard.

[Dewey Torres]

That guy might have some good advice. He appears to have experience in the matter as his left index finger looks like he also discovered "BUMP SAWIN"... a less successful technique for use on the table saw.;)

[Rick Potter]

Good advice, Charles. I especially like the molding effect too. It would look good if you just did it in the center of a piece of molding.

Love your videos, keep 'em coming.

Rick Potter

[Chip Lindley]

Of Course its Quiet....he had his earplugs In!

[glenn bradley]

Thanks Charles. I had not seen that technique and I'll give it a try.

[Peter Stahl]

Very nice video Charles. Like your web site too. You need some assistants like John Lucas.

[Lee Schierer]

After making all the bump cuts, you could still take advantage and do a climb cut, as the bumps would not give the bit a lot of "traction" to pull it out of control. Sometimes when I club cut, I use an edge guide to keep from taking a large bite. If you keep the material removed to 1/8" of depth or slightly less climb cutting isn't hard to do safely.