MR0108 Amana Tool 45 Degree Chamfer Bit with 3/16" Bearing
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Amana Tool MR0108 45 Degree Chamfer Bit with 3/16" Bearing
The Amana Tool MR0108 45 Degree Chamfer Bit is a great choice when you want to add a small, clean chamfer to the edge of a woodworking project. A subtle 45 degree bevel can make a finished piece look more refined without removing too much material or creating an overly aggressive edge profile.
We use this router bit in our shop for adding a 45 degree chamfer to charcuterie boards and tables. It is also a strong option for signs, boxes, lettering work, toy making, luthier projects, and smaller woodworking pieces where a clean edge detail can make the project feel more professional and finished.
What This Router Bit Is Used For
This chamfer bit is designed for creating a small 45 degree bevel on the edge of wood projects. It is a practical bit for makers, furniture builders, cutting board makers, sign makers, and woodworkers who want a clean edge detail without a large roundover or heavy profile.
- Charcuterie boards and serving boards
- Tables and furniture parts
- Wood signs and plaques
- Small boxes and decorative projects
- Lettering and detailed woodworking
- Guitar making and luthier work
- Toy making and small project work
- Any project that needs a subtle finished edge
Why We Like This Bit
A small chamfer is one of the easiest ways to upgrade the look and feel of a project. It removes the sharp corner, makes the edge more comfortable, and gives the finished piece a cleaner, more intentional appearance.
- Clean 45 degree chamfer: Adds a subtle bevelled edge without removing too much material.
- Great for boards and tables: Useful for charcuterie boards, serving boards, tables, and furniture edges.
- Good for fine detail work: A strong option for signs, boxes, lettering, luthier work, and smaller projects.
- Steel-bodied construction: Helps reduce vibration for smoother cutting.
- Carbide-tipped cutting edges: Designed for durability and clean cutting performance.
- 2-flute design: Helps produce controlled, clean results.
Recommended Products to Use With This Chamfer Bit
For best results, pair this chamfer bit with the right wood, templates, and finish for your project:
- Dimensional Wood - A great option for signs, boxes, tables, serving boards, and small woodworking projects that need a clean routed edge.
- Cutting Board Strips - Great for making cutting boards and serving boards that can be finished with a small chamfered edge.
- Butcher Block Strips - A strong option for building up thicker boards and blanks that can be routed, sanded, and finished.
- Acrylic Woodworking Templates - Useful for shaping project blanks before adding a chamfered edge detail.
- Walrus Oil Cutting Board Oil - Best for finished projects that will be used as actual cutting boards.
- Grand Finishing Hardwax Oil - A great finish choice for charcuterie boards, serving boards, signs, boxes, tables, and display pieces that will not be cut on.
How to Use This 45 Degree Chamfer Bit
This bit is typically used after your project has been cut, shaped, and prepared for edge detailing. Because this is a smaller chamfer bit, it is a good choice when you want a subtle bevel rather than a large edge profile.
- Make sure your project edge is clean, stable, and ready for routing.
- Install the chamfer bit securely in a router that accepts 1/4" shank router bits.
- Set the bit height based on how large or subtle you want the chamfer to be.
- Use the bearing to guide the bit along the edge of the workpiece.
- Take a controlled pass and avoid forcing the bit through the wood.
- Test the setup on scrap material first if you are unsure about the chamfer size.
- Sand the routed edge lightly and finish the project based on its intended use.
Always follow your router manufacturer's safety instructions. Make sure the bit is properly secured, the workpiece is stable, and your hands are safely positioned before routing.
Watch: Choosing Router Bits for Woodworking Projects
Watch this video for a closer look at router bit selection and how different router bits are used in woodworking and template-routing projects.
Specifications
- Brand: Amana Tool
- Model: MR0108
- Bit Type: 45 Degree Chamfer Bit with 3/16" Bearing
- Angle: 45°
- Diameter: 9/16"
- D1: 3/16"
- Cutting Height: 1/4"
- Shank: 1/4"
- Overall Length: 1-7/8"
- Flutes: 2
What's Included
- One Amana Tool MR0108 45 Degree Chamfer Bit with 3/16" Bearing
Helpful Router Template Guides
New to router bits or template routing? These guides can help you choose the right bit, understand the template routing process, and plan your woodworking projects more confidently:
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this 45 degree chamfer bit used for?
This router bit is used to add a small 45 degree chamfer to the edge of a workpiece. It is a simple way to soften sharp corners and create a cleaner, more refined finished look.
What projects is this chamfer bit best for?
This bit works well for charcuterie boards, tables, signs, boxes, lettering, toy making, luthier work, and other fine woodworking projects that need a subtle edge detail.
Why use a small chamfer instead of a larger edge profile?
A smaller chamfer is ideal when you want a clean, subtle bevel or when you are working on smaller, more detailed pieces where a larger roundover or chamfer would be too aggressive.
Can I use this bit in a standard router?
Yes. This bit has a 1/4" shank, so it is designed for routers that accept 1/4" shank router bits.
Is this a good bit for charcuterie boards?
Yes. A small 45 degree chamfer can give a charcuterie board a clean, finished edge without removing too much material.
Can I use this bit on tables?
Yes. This bit can be used to add a subtle chamfer to table edges and furniture parts when you want a cleaner, more refined edge detail.
Is this bit carbide tipped?
Yes. This is a carbide-tipped router bit, which helps improve durability and cutting performance.
What kind of finish does this bit leave?
With proper setup and feed rate, this bit is designed to leave a smooth, clean chamfered edge that looks polished and professional.
Should I test the chamfer before using it on my finished project?
Yes. Test the bit on scrap material first so you can confirm the chamfer size and router setup before using it on your finished piece.
Should I sand after routing the chamfer?
Yes. A light sanding after routing helps remove any sharpness or tool marks before applying your finish.
The Amana Tool MR0108 45 Degree Chamfer Bit is a practical shop bit for adding a clean, subtle bevel to charcuterie boards, tables, signs, boxes, lettering, and detailed woodworking projects. Use it when you want a polished edge detail that improves the finished look without overpowering the piece.
