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RFT5125 Flush Trim Up Cut Spiral Router Bit 1/2" D X 1-1/4" CL 1/2" SH 3-3/4" OL

$88.99

This bit can be used for any flush trim situation and is an excellent choice for pattern or template work.Great for use with plywood, melamine or other laminated surfaces where chip-out is a concern.Use upcut for router table applications. Up cut spiral trim bit Features a double ball...

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This bit can be used for any flush trim situation and is an excellent choice for pattern or template work.Great for use with plywood, melamine or other laminated surfaces where chip-out is a concern.Use upcut for router table applications. Up cut spiral trim bit Features a double ball bearing guide. For router table applications

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    Absolutely the best for pattern cutting

    I use this bit to cut out parts from patterns. I finish nail the pattern to the piece (after the piece has been cut nearly to shape on the band saw), mount the bit in my router table and duplicate the pattern on the piece. There's no chipping or burning of the part. The double bearing makes for an easier cut. The bit lasts quite a long time even when cutting oak and hard maple. Unfortunately, it's expensive to replace when it finally dulls. I don't attempt to sharpen it myself. I send it to a local sharpening service I trust.

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