Does "Rough Rebating" yield a smooth finish or only rough cuts, and can it replace spiral-bit milling?
Amana Tool RC-2350 CNC Rough Rabbeting & Sizing 50mm D x 3/4 SHK Insert Router Bit
I'm very interested in this tool. However, it mentions in several places that it is for Rough Rebating. What does that mean? Does it not produce a smooth finish? On my industrial CNC machines, I use either and aggregate saw or my drill block saw to rough cut edges of 1" boards. I like to finish them with a 3/4" sprial bit mill tool to remove the saw marks but I've chipped the tips before and hate replacing such an expensive tool. I like this because I can just replace the carbide but I need to be sure it will be a smooth finish.
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Open Feb 26, 2025 - 08:37 AM
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Feb 26, 2025 - 02:50 PM
"Rough rabbeting" means to cut a rabbet (a groove or recess along the edge of a piece of wood) with a less precise or detailed finish, typically done as a first step in woodworking where the exact dimensions of the rabbet might need to be adjusted later, rather than creating a perfectly clean, finished rabbet right away.
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