Bevel Tool

How do I choose the right router bit?

Choosing the right router bit depends on the type of material you are working with and the specific cut you want to make. It is important to choose a bit that is appropriate for the task at hand and that matches the size and shape of the cut you want to make.

What is the difference between the brand's bevel guide and bevel tool?

A bevel guide is typically a stationary tool that attaches to a saw or router table. It provides a guide for the blade / bit to cut at a specific angle, creating a bevelled edge. A bevel guide is useful for creating consistent and precise cuts, particularly for larger workpieces or when working with materials that require a high level of accuracy. On the other hand, a bevel tool is a handheld tool used to create bevelled edges on metal, plastic and wood. It is designed for precision cutting and shaping tasks, such as creating angles and chamfers on edges & corners. A bevel tool is lightweight and easy to manoeuvre.

How do I install Bevel Tools stainless steel flange heads?

• First, ensure that the flange head you are installing is the correct size and type for the task you are performing.
• If necessary, remove the existing flange head from the beveling machine by unscrewing it counterclockwise.
• Place the Bevel Tools stainless steel flange head onto the beveling machine's spindle and tighten it by turning it clockwise. Use a wrench or pliers if necessary to ensure a tight fit.
• Once the flange head is securely attached to the beveling machine, insert the appropriate beveling blade into the flange head's mounting hole.
• Make sure the blade is properly aligned and tightened according to the manufacturer's instructions.
• Test the beveling machine to ensure that the flange head and blade are securely attached and working properly.