Review on Bosch 85298M Degree Carbide Chamfer by Joel Young

I welded them in a rubberized protective film in good time and used them. Carbide blades are sharp enough to cut, so do not run your finger over the blade. All my other bits were in one big case. This was the first quality cutter I bought for woodworking. The guild behring ball is sealed and removable. It is used for cutting hardwoods such as Ipe and Jumpord and excels. Pulling is rare, and after many bevel cuts that are properly aligned, the blades are not chipped or visibly dulled. If you've ever tried to cut 3/8 inch thick wood at a 45° angle, this can be a problem with a table saw, easier with a miter box, but tedious with a handsaw. Now everything is ready. I use two boards, adjust the height of the router so only the top board touches the bearing, then rotate and repeat x4 and it's a perfect square on all four corners. Not to mention how often I use 45° cuts in furniture making. I understand the reluctance to buy bits at a higher price, but when it comes to perfect cut quality, it comes at a price. but you will see the difference and the durability is far superior in my opinion.