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Chamfering the Rudder Drive Horn
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Chamfering the Rudder Drive Horn
by BobDz » Mon Oct 09, 2023 9:42 am
Rock, paper, scissors, carbide, aluminum.
Carbide wins.
To chamfer the rudder drive horn, I used a trim router with a carbide tipped chamfer bit. The end result was a very nice 45 degree chamfer that only required light sanding. The whole process took less than five minutes.
I'm pretty sure that I will be using the trim router again during construction.
Carbide wins.
To chamfer the rudder drive horn, I used a trim router with a carbide tipped chamfer bit. The end result was a very nice 45 degree chamfer that only required light sanding. The whole process took less than five minutes.
I'm pretty sure that I will be using the trim router again during construction.
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