Tips and Tricks: Grooves and Chamfers

In this latest addition to our Tips and Tricks, we're taking a look at chamfers and grooves, using a sign as an example. We take you through the easiest and most reliable way of how to create a chamfer, along with how to increase it's size and depth. We also take you through how to create grooves, so you can add the perfect finish to your designs. Happy Making!
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Bookmarks:
00:00 - Intro
00:31 - Creating a Chamfer
02:13 - Deeper Chamfer
02:54 - Creating Grooves
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[@Hinkleshop]

Good stuff Leighton!!

[@andersonschuyler9482]

How would I do a 2 inch wide 45 degree chamfer?

[@Carveco]

I would offset the vector by 2" and then select both of the vectors and do a V-Bit carving toolpath then you can machine it in passes using the stepdown.