CMT 807.128.11 Flush Trim Bit, Orange

This is an excellent laminate trimming. While I'm not a contractor, I've done quite a bit of laminate work and have found this to be about the best bit so far. Couple of suggestions. First, if you want a straight edge with no taper, you need to be careful to only extend the bit the least amount possible. The further you extend past the bearing, the greater the taper. Second, it seems easiest to start this bit near the material so the bearing doesn't come up to full rotation speed. Since it's a triangle bearing, it will whack the material if you start it away from your guide material, it's easier to just let the bearing touch a bit and then back in to the material the rest of the way. Lastly, it's not great for inside corners, so you'll still need to have a solid ¼" carbide bit on hand, but that's really not a big deal. I can definitely say I've had a few pieces of material ruined by standard flush trim bits when the bearing fails. The solid carbide bits are fine, but can cause burn on your material (unless you lubricate the material). This bit solves both those problems, and offers a variable bevel at the same time. It's definitely worth the money if you do any level of laminate work.

Forget about trend buy CMT I’m sold

It really makes trimming lamination so much easier...you make much less silly mistakes.

The best bit I’ve used

These are great bits for laminate only wish they'd come with a spare bearing block. Great seller and quick post