How to round over an edge with a router
Aug 31,  · Hi folks-- Have a question for the site. I'm building a deck, and wish to use a round-over bit to trim the outer edge of the fascia board for the edge of the deck. I've purchased a set of Skil roundover bits (1/4, 3/8, & 1/2 inch, with axial bearings). I'm going to wind up with approx. Re: Using a router table and roundover bit - some basic questions Also, too slow can be worse than too fast. It's more likely to 'catch', they're are charts out there to help with this, router speed based on number of flutes and diameter. if the router bit is under 2" diameter, then you can probably crank the speed to the max, and risk only burning the work piece. There are many ways of making bullnose edges like by using round-over router bit and beading router bit, but bullnose router bit is the best one which I also use for my woodwork. There are many advantages of this bit over a round-over bit. If you are interested and wanted to know about them, then read the advantages of the bullnose router bit.

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