What is the best way to remove router burn on an inside corner

[mquan01]

This is about a 7/8" radius, solid maple. I spent about 15 minutes on it and got nowhere. What would be a good way to clean this up? I tried a Dremel sanding disk, but that didn't make any impact either.

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[Skymaster]

Try climb cutting a skim cut just hang on so router doesn't get away

 

[walnutjerry]

try a sharp card scraper--------one with the French curve shape.

Jerry

 

[Graywolf]

You may just find the burn is deeper then you think. That said, you may have to remove more material to remove the burn, possibly more than you want.

 

[Henry W]

I have, at times, used the router bit itself as a scraper; I hand held the bit. That was on a profile burn, on the exterior, not the interior. Nevertheless it provides a sharp scraping edge that will fit the profile and the space.
Your results may vary.

Henry

 

[thesource]

Lacquer thinner and sandpaper works for me.

 

[red]

I'm with Henry on this. I use the router bit as a scraper and it has worked beautifully every time. Good luck.

Red

 

[BKHam]

I'm with Henry on this. I use the router bit as a scraper and it has worked beautifully every time. Good luck.

Red

I'll have to try that one Red, really good idea.

i get burning on the finger holds on the occasional cutting board i do, i use a corebox bit which seems like what mike used. I found the dremel sand paper mini spindles to be ineffective. however the dremel can work, I recently bought some dremel abrasive wheels that work pretty well. fine abrasive cutting burr's work as well. for the price of one kutzall you can get all of these:

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