Edge Banding Trimmer, Veneer/Laminate Edge Trimmer Mini Plastic PVC Plywood Melamine Wood Edge Band Cutter, Manual Trimming Woodworking Tool

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This edge band trimmer cleanly cut 1/2", 3/4", 1-1/2", and 2" edge banding on plywood and poplar boards. I'm trimming edging for 19 windows, all but 4 windows are 6'x4', and also baseboards, door trim, and plinth blocks. It took me a little practice to figure out how to hold the double-cut trimmer to get the perfectly relieved edges I wanted. It required adjustment of the angled blades on the "good" side of the trim. Relieved edges take paint better than squared edges. For the 1/2" fillets and 2" plinth blocks, I separated the trimmer and trimmed one side of the board at a time. When the blades failed, it happened quickly. The blades needed changing out after around 400 feet of edging was completed. Luckily, the trimmer came with one extra set of blades. I had just replaced the blades in the photo, thus the trimmer is in two parts. I highlighted the arrows with black marker to more easily see the trimming direction and for ease of reassembling the trimmer parts. Now I need to learn how to get additional blade set replacements. I have A LOT of trim yet to be edged.

I admit, I'm a novice when it comes to edge banding. I got the edge banding applied just fine. Then I used this tool to trim the banding. Maybe I'm squeezing too hard, but it bites into the plywood causing edge damage to the wood. I'm giving it 3 stars to account for my possible error. Either way, it is not as east to use as shown in the videos. And I'm a pretty good wood worker. The tool seems to be made well, comes with extra blades. Just seems to me, it should not matter how hard you squeeze, built in stops should prevent it from catching the wood.

Recorta el canto y lo refila

Sadly, a butter knife would have caused less tear out. The blades were not sharp.out of the package and the tool falls apart in use. A sharp razor and a slow hand yielded much cleaner results for me.

Very cheap and flimsy. This trimmer dose not work very well and made a mess of the edge banding. A regular razor blade works way better. Save your money and just use a razor blade with a steady hand.

And I liked it. Easy to use and did the job. I used it for the trim on this bookcase

Don’t know how it works with wooden edge banding. I suspect it’d be just fine. With vinyl it’s not sharp enough, so it’s hard to use.