You can try spiral cutterhead

Straight knife and spiral cutterhead are two common tool types in woodworking, each with distinct characteristics and advantages.

Straight knife typically use a full-face cutting method, where the entire cutter engages with the wood simultaneously. The machining effectiveness largely depends on the sharpness and material of the blade. They are suitable for various wood types, but may be less efficient when working with hardwoods or high-density materials.

Spiral cutters: spiral cutters use segmented cutting, where each blade contacts the wood sequentially, distributing the cutting force. The cutting points are evenly allocated to each machining blade, reducing the burden on individual blades. The angle between the blade and the workpiece can be adjusted to accommodate different material processing needs.

Advantages of  spiral cutterheads:

Reduced heat and noise: Due to segmented cutting, the contact area is smaller over time, resulting in lower friction, heat, and noise levels.

Increased blade life: Segmented cutting helps minimize blade wear, extending the lifespan of the blades.

Improved machining quality: The cutting surfaces are smoother and finer.

Efficient chip removal: The spiral design facilitates the expulsion of wood chips, keeping the tool clean.

Easy maintenance: The spiral structure allows for straightforward cleaning and upkeep of the cutter.