Routing with NO CHIPPING or TEAR OUT!

Charles first video in his new KZbin series "Routing with Charles Neil" Subscribe to our channel today so you won't miss any!

[@StumpyNubs]

I wrote a section about bump cutting for my upcoming router book (attributed to you, of course), and I teach it at Woodworking in America. It's a great technique! It's nice when someone like you shares what he's learned through years of experience, so others don't have to learn it the hard way :)

[@kathywinn6869]

If Stumpy Nubs likes it, it’s worth learning!!

[@renobtankit6019]

great vid, working on a table tomp out of black walnut and hard maple and was going to use a half inch round over and was working about chip, I will pratice some bump cutting on a scrap and go to town on the table top.... Thanks for the tips Charles. BTW just started woodworking 18 months ago built a shop under my house and started watching videos and now do this full time, make just enough money to buy a tool here and there and keep wood in the shop..

[@billfromelma]

Hey Charles, never thought of this. Great information, thanks.

[@MrGoosePit]

I never knew that! Thanks for making videos again. I love it!

[@heriberthuber54]

learned something new today :-) Thanks for sharing!

[@blackfender100]

Excellent Tip Charles thanks so much for sharing your Knowledge and experience.

[@TheWoodYogi]

Thank you for this tip Charles. It works great :)

[@JustAnotherDayToday]

Great tip-thank you sir!

[@Belg1970]

Love your advice and applaud you for sharing it with us. Hopefully someone will sponsor the future videos and get you a better video quality camera. ;-)

[@ragtie6177]

Excellent video and demonstration

[@hardnox6655]

Thanks for the advice. This has frustrated me for years.

[@andrewaustin6941]

Thx for sharing your valuable time and knowledge with us sir! I'm going to try this now!

[@randomscandinavian6094]

Unfortunately this didn’t make any difference for me. Lack of experience probably. Would love to see how you deal with an outside round edge using this techique.

[@wilsonmandudebro]

thank you

[@papaharold7538]

good to know!