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Straight Router Bit 1/2"SH 31/64"D 1"CL

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Model 104447A
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    • The anti-kickback design of these industrial quality carbide router bits limits stock feed rate for safer router operations. Solid steel bodies are precision machined to carefully controlled tolerances. A final CNC machine 600 grit wet grind on the K-20 German carbide produces a...

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    The anti-kickback design of these industrial quality carbide router bits limits stock feed rate for safer router operations. Solid steel bodies are precision machined to carefully controlled tolerances. A final CNC machine 600 grit wet grind on the K-20 German carbide produces a clean, extremely sharp, and durable cutting edge. Bit bodies are coated to help prevent resin build up and make resin removal easier. High quality Japanese bearings are used on bits fitted with guide bearings. Bit is carbide tipped. This bit is sized to fit today's slightly reduced plywood thicknesses. Essential for anyone who builds plywood case pieces. Two flutes.

    • These bits are sized to fit today's slightly reduced plywood thicknesses
    • Essential for anyone who builds plywood case pieces
    • Two flutes


    Specifications
    • Shank: 1/2"
    • Diameter: 7/16"
    • Cut Length: 1"
    • Overall Length: 2-5/8"
    • Flutes: 2

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      check your supplier of plywood

      After using the bit, found out that my supplier of plywood was not 31/64, but near 7/16", a full 1/16" shy of the nominal size. Makes for a loose joint. The bit worked fine, not the bit's fault. Will carry a sample of the groove to the store to check the thickness! I think a 7/16 bit will take care of this problem so that I don't have to use the dado blade.

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      Better than I expected

      This was my first attempt at using a "plywood" sized bit for dados. Previously, I had always used an undersized bit and made several passes. As is usually the case, using the right tool (in this case the right sized bit) really does make all the difference and I can't believe how tight the dados are! I picked this brand because it was the cheapest and I didn't have a lot of dados to make. That said, it has remained sharp much longer than I expected. Just beware that it fits VERY tightly in the case it comes in. Use caution when removing it, or you can easily slip and give youself a nasty cut.

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