I remember there was a trick to doing this, but I can't remember or find it.
I need to get a bullnose edge on a 3/4" cherry, curved top table. I've been using a 3/8" roundover bit with bearing on the top and bottom of the wood, but I get that line in the middle of the curve. I remember there was a trick for removing / preventing that, but I can't remember what it was. It was something more precise / repeatable than just sanding it.
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Anyone?
Also, since this is a curved piece, is there a practical way of making this bullnose with a full bullnose bit? I'm thinking that without the bearing being able to limit the depth, there is no way to do it with that bit?