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Hi Michael, I used a 1/16" fishtail bit, however it required a little hacking to get all the way through the 1/2" material due to the length of the bit. You could use a 1/8" fishtail or straight flute bit to get all the way through no problem, but you might lose a little detail in the outline.
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what bit did you use to carve this out with?
Michael Wilcox · May 12, 2016
Hi Michael, I used a 1/16" fishtail bit, however it required a little hacking to get all the way through the 1/2" material due to the length of the bit. You could use a 1/8" fishtail or straight flute bit to get all the way through no problem, but you might lose a little detail in the outline.
JulesPro · May 13, 2016
What material did you use?
Garin Gardiner · May 14, 2016
Hi Garin, I used corian, but it could be made out of any sturdy material.
JulesPro · May 17, 2016
Revisiting this project from 10 years ago - still one of my favorites!
JulesPro · September 23, 2026