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How To Chamfer Dog Holes. I drill all of the dog holes in my workbench top with a wood owl auger bit. It cuts a neat, shallow chamfer around the top of the dog hole. The hold fast retailer recommended a little chamfer. The one thing i always intended to do (but haven't gotten around to yet, is to route a slight chamfer around the dog hole. Surely there's a way to clean out my bench dog holes without paying $40+ for a reamer tool. Drill a pilot hole first to ease the passage of the auger tip, drill about hanf way through every hole on one side, flip the top over. I'm planning to drill a few 19mm dog holes in my newly built beech topped work bench for hold fasts amongst other things. How is this normally done without. In addition, by removing the sharp edge around the hole, it prevents damage. This chamfer allows full use of ujk super dog and parf anchor dogs etc. To prevent side travel, first bore though a piece of scrap, then clamp this scrap over your existing. I'd try a 20 mm forstner bit. I used a router and a chamfering bit to chamfer the rim. I just built my bench 5 years ago!

I'm planning to drill a few 19mm dog holes in my newly built beech topped work bench for hold fasts amongst other things. How is this normally done without. I drill all of the dog holes in my workbench top with a wood owl auger bit. The hold fast retailer recommended a little chamfer. I'd try a 20 mm forstner bit. It cuts a neat, shallow chamfer around the top of the dog hole. In addition, by removing the sharp edge around the hole, it prevents damage. I just built my bench 5 years ago! Drill a pilot hole first to ease the passage of the auger tip, drill about hanf way through every hole on one side, flip the top over. The one thing i always intended to do (but haven't gotten around to yet, is to route a slight chamfer around the dog hole.

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How To Chamfer Dog Holes This chamfer allows full use of ujk super dog and parf anchor dogs etc. Surely there's a way to clean out my bench dog holes without paying $40+ for a reamer tool. I'd try a 20 mm forstner bit. The hold fast retailer recommended a little chamfer. The one thing i always intended to do (but haven't gotten around to yet, is to route a slight chamfer around the dog hole. I used a router and a chamfering bit to chamfer the rim. Drill a pilot hole first to ease the passage of the auger tip, drill about hanf way through every hole on one side, flip the top over. I just built my bench 5 years ago! This chamfer allows full use of ujk super dog and parf anchor dogs etc. I'm planning to drill a few 19mm dog holes in my newly built beech topped work bench for hold fasts amongst other things. It cuts a neat, shallow chamfer around the top of the dog hole. To prevent side travel, first bore though a piece of scrap, then clamp this scrap over your existing. How is this normally done without. In addition, by removing the sharp edge around the hole, it prevents damage. I drill all of the dog holes in my workbench top with a wood owl auger bit.