I’m planning to try inlays in end-grain cutting boards. I have the Amana single-flute 45771-K that I got from Carbide 3d, but I’m thinking multi-flute might be a better choice. Does anybody have any hands-on experience with either of the following “Made in USA” choices?:
30° 3-flute GrooVee Jenny (Cadence Manufacturing)
30° 2-flute from Bits&Bits
To throw a 3rd hat into the ring, we sell the
#45771-K 30 degree engraver
in:
which while entered as an “Engraver”, I have had good luck using as:
(but please check and test your settings first)
Yep, and as mentioned I own that one (won it in a Carbide 3d contest 
). It works great in general, but I’ve never tried it in end grain, so collecting opinions before I proceed.
I have the 60 degree down cut groovee jenny bit and it works fantastic. Dont have the 30 but Cadance Mfg seems to make great stuff.
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