How to cut laminates - Router Bits to trim FORMICA - WORKPRO Router bits for trimming formica

There are different router bits that we can use to finish high pressure decorative laminates such as Formica brand. I'm going to show you two router bits that my kit of 15 WORKPRO router bits brings that are used to cut decorative laminates in our carpentry jobs. You can see how to use the palm router or laminate trimmer to cut de laminate flush to our MDF Table.
In the video I use as an example a table whose top surface is made of MDF and I will glue a white high-pressure decorative laminate to the top. I am sure that if you follow the instructions in this tutorial step by step you will be able to achieve excellent finishes in your carpentry and DIY jobs.
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[@Vishal_furniture]

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Many thanks for this video Domingo I have been trying to find this exact comparison!

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@@IanCallander-t1l thank you for watching my channel, and remember, my name is Domingo Freire. I hope you like all my video tutorials 😉👍🏻

[@AngelaGarciaVenezuela]

A complete explanation to learn how to use the drill bits. I loved it, thank you very much for sharing such valuable information

[@DomingoFreire]

Thank you a lot 💕😊

[@rodophotos]

Thanks for sharing how to use these 2 bits. Saludos desde Florida

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Really interesting video. I was looking for this info for my kitchen wardrobes and furniture

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Thank you a lot for this comment. I hope you like and use this info in your projects 😃

[@rubenhernandez3157]

Cómo siempre Domingo compartiendo conocimiento sobre nuestra pasión...la carpintería! Sí soy adicto a ella . Saludos cordiales desdé Apodaca Nuevo León México. Y con subtítulos en inglés. Fabuloso!

[@DomingoFreire]

Holaaaa Ruben, muchas gracias por tu comentario 😊. Recuerda que puedes ver este vídeo también en español. Aquí te dejo el enlace de el vídeo en castellano kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWGbpKmkbJaIh5I

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@@DomingoFreire Gracias una vez más Domingo. Atinada ide de hacerlos en dos idiomas, en mi caso reafirmo mi inglés con ambos y claro aprendo de nuestro oficio. Saludos!

[@DomingoFreire]

@@rubenhernandez3157 muchísimas gracias por tu apoyo en este vídeo en inglés. Así es Rubén, estoy ahora en esta nueva aventura con este idioma para ver si gente que hable ese idioma quiera aprender carpintería siguiendo mis tutoriales. Un abrazo para ti y mucho cariño para la gente de México que siempre me han mostrado su aprecio y apoyo.

[@geraldinethomas463]

Love it! Thank you!

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[@osvaldocardoso9316]

I'm used to larger, corded routers kzbin.infoUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z so this was a different experience for me. Basically, this is an incredibly sweet machine, fits well in the hand, etc. It has slightly less power than I'm used to, but that's understandable. Maneuvering freehand takes some practice. These days, it's especially nice to be able to avoid power cords. This is above the level of a hobbyist but below a pro level.

[@DomingoFreire]

Thank you for comment this video. Remember to watch my new video tutorials

[@ElMuebleModerno]

Very useful thanks

[@DomingoFreire]

Hi Pablo, thank you a lot. Jejeje I am seeing one of your woodworking videos now.

[@ElMuebleModerno]

@@DomingoFreire oh ¡Great! ¿which one?

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@@ElMuebleModerno Both jejejeje

[@debracook1454]

How can I round over edges of laminate countertop so I can do an epoxy finish over existing laminate

[@DomingoFreire]

This bits can cut the epoxy too. If you want to cut around your countertop maybe you can use the ball bearing bit .

[@roeyleon22]

When you are taping the edge themselves, do you also use the same router bits?

[@DomingoFreire]

Yes, you can use this bits in this work too

[@jimmurphy4703]

Surly you should hav had the soft cloth on the board when sticking the laminate down ?

[@DomingoFreire]

@@jimmurphy4703 No, the process is just as you saw in the video.

[@christiancarfann729]

Does the one with bearing cut flush, or do you go back over it with the one with no bearing?

[@DomingoFreire]

Yes Christian, both bits cut flush the laminate. Some people like the bit with bearing but I was used both and had perfect results.

[@bluekawish]

Hi.. What is the name of the bit without bearing?

[@DomingoFreire]

Hi, in the description of this video you can find the link to see all the details of this router bits set

[@josephmamuric3192]

What glue did you use? And will it work on an existing laminate? Thanks

[@DomingoFreire]

Remember I am not in USA. I think you can find a good contact glue to use Laminates. Remember to read the instructions of the product you will use. I am sure you can verify in this instructions if the contact glue you can buy is good to this use or not.

[@WarPigstheHun]

I use DAP contact cement glue. Sorry, I know this is an old comment!

[@DomingoFreire]

@@WarPigstheHun thank you a lot for comment. Always is important to know the way to work of many people. I hope you liked my videos. Merry Christmas

[@WarPigstheHun]

@@DomingoFreire np :)

[@baine5.7]

what's best bit to cut laminate, like I'm cutting around a fire place an need to cut half circles off them for fitting.

[@DomingoFreire]

I do not understand you? If you explain to me better what you want to do, maybe I can help you

[@timothyeubanks32100]

Laminate flooring? Use a jigsaw

[@DomingoFreire]

@@timothyeubanks32100 yes, you can use a jigsaw to cut floating floor

[@XxStratAttackxX]

Rolling your glue is easiest

[@DomingoFreire]

@@XxStratAttackxX thank you. I will try this way 😉👍🏻

[@sathishpalayoorsathishpala7905]

I like video i am a carpenter that trimmer bit not in india please give me a 1bit box sathish p.s palayoor house post chavakkad trissur kerala india

[@DomingoFreire]

Thank you for watching this video, I don't understand what do you need... 🤪

[@southstreetbarbecue7875]

This is a great video, but videos like this are very dangerous. You watch a professional do something and think to yourself, "That looks so easy, I'm going to redo my whole kitchen!", completely forgetting the professional has years of experience. Meanwhile, you're some dumb schlub with no experience looking at your new countertops and wondering how you ever got yourself into this mess. If you're going to take on something like this, please listen to my voice of experience and practice on smaller, less important pieces before working on something that actually matters!

[@DomingoFreire]

Hehehe, certainly practice is very important in all activities and professions. All woodworking techniques require a lot of practice and it is always wise to gain experience with small parts and projects before taking on larger projects. Thanks for your comment and I hope you like all my tutorials about carpentry and the use of tools.