Route Decorative Grooves and Edges

What happens here

The builder first employs a Bosch plunge router, likely guided by a fence or jig, to create a wide, straight dado or groove on the surface of an assembled composite panel. This technique can be used for aesthetic appeal, to create channels for LED lighting, or to accommodate inset elements. Immediately after, the video shows a close-up of the router, possibly with a V-groove bit, carving a precise V-shaped channel into another piece of composite material. This V-groove can serve as a decorative edge treatment or prepare for joining mitered sections, adding sophisticated detail to the daybed components.

Goal: Use a plunge router to create both wide decorative dados/grooves and precise V-grooves on composite panels for aesthetic and structural detailing.