I’m a little surprised that Festool hasn’t come up with a $1,200 tool to purchase for rounding over the ends on integral tenons ... maybe that would cut into the sale of loose dominos
I’m a little surprised that Festool hasn’t come up with a $1,200 tool to purchase for rounding over the ends on integral tenons ... maybe that would cut into the sale of loose dominos
There is a very fine line between “hobby” and “mental illness.” - Dave Barry
I cut my mortises long on purpose, so I can take care of any alignment issues. Corners of tenons don't need to be rounded
I keep a sanding drum in the drill press most of the time. It’s high enough grit to remove wood fast. The part it won’t reach is chiseled or filed down.
A rasp is definitely my preferred method. Especially because normally I'm lazy and hold the board in my hand. Hard to hurt yourself with a rasp. Much easier to stick yourself with a chisel
Someone else already did. https://pantorouter.com
I have a router mounted in my saw table with a clear plastic panel over it. When I need to round over, I pick a bit with the radius I need and round over the edges. When I'm not routing, it does not interfere with anything.