Using a router table or a handheld router, woodworkers can make cutouts, sharp edges, rounded edges, joints, decorative cuts, rabbets, and dadoes, and they can even make duplicates from a pattern ...

Using a flush trim bit installed in a router, cut away excess laminate. Begin the cut at the mid point because it’s easy to locate with the ball bearing on the end of the router bit.

So are you better off trying to make that bevel on a router table or on your table saw? Should you resaw that thick board into two thinner boards on your table saw or your band saw?