There are several flattening bits available, CC has the McFly and I use one similar from Woodpeckers that I had prior to the 5Pro. It is 1” diameter.
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Yes, as previously stated by Tim, there are a few different choices to go with. A 1" surfacing bit is good, even going up as far as 1.5" would be fine. I wouldn’t go much further then that because of the shank size of the cutter. I use the insertable surfacing bit that is 1.5" in diameter and has the replaceable inserts. This way I can use the insert until it gets dull or chips, then rotate it to the next cutting edge. To me this is more cost effective instead of replacing the whole tool that has welded in cutting edges.
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