Bandsaw cutting

[Niall Church]

Hi peeps,I want cut chamfers on 2x2 wood,what's the simplest ,and best way to do it?

 

[clogs]

not enough info but if u want to take the corners off use a plane.........

 

[Niall Church]

not enough info but if u want to take the corners off use a plane.........

Hi peeps,I want cut chamfers on 2x2 wood,what's the simplest ,and best way to do it?

Hi peeps,I want cut chamfers on 2x2 wood,what's the simplest ,and best way to do it?

Or better still cut 2x2 in 4ft lengths ,with a approx 45° angle along it's length,on a bandsaw!

 

[sams93]

Like others have said, more information would be helpful - what wood, what is the purpose, how accurate do the chamfers need to be, what tools do you have etc etc.

Could be done with a sander, hand plane, router, router table, table saw, bandsaw, depending on what you have available

 

[Spectric]

One way to get nice clean chamfers is the router table. You could make a jig for the P/T and run it through that with multiple passes or if just wanting rough then the table saw.

 

[Niall Church]

Like others have said, more information would be helpful - what wood, what is the purpose, how accurate do the chamfers need to be, what tools do you have etc etc.

Could be done with a sander, hand plane, router, router table, table saw, bandsaw, depending on what you have available

Or better still cut 2x2 in 4ft lengths ,with a approx 45° angle along it's length,on a bandsaw

 

[Niall Church]

Like others have said, more information would be helpful - what wood, what is the purpose, how accurate do the chamfers need to be, what tools do you have etc etc.

Could be done with a sander, hand plane, router, router table, table saw, bandsaw, depending on what you have available

It's actually a bevel approx 45° and allprox 4ft long on bandsaw!

 

[Daniel2]

It also depends on what size chamfers you're looking for, in relation
to the overall size of your workpiece.
You're op is far too vague.

 

[Ttrees]

Sounds like a case of the...
when all you got's a hammer... everything looks like a nail.

A job for the hand plane or a router really.