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Determinations:
Type: 12mm OR 12.7mm Knife Switch Touch
Material: 45# steel
Carbide tip: YG6X
Balance: +/ - .003" resilience
Body: Strong Solidified Steel
Edge: Excellent carbide with modern grade miniature grain
Shaper: CNC ground for a mirror-like completion
For point by point particulars, if it's not too much trouble, allude to the going with photographs.
SKU | SIZE | N.W./kgs | PACKAGE | PACKAGE SIZE/mm |
H13016H1945BL | 1/2x19x45 | 0.137 | Tube | 137*25*25 |
H13016H1965BL | 1/2x19x65 | 0.162 | Tube | 137*25*25 |
H13016HT2ABL | 1/2 Shank 2pcs Set | 0.298 | Tube+PVC Bag | 137*25*25 |
H12016H1945BL | 12x19x45 | 0.137 | Tube | 137*25*25 |
H12016H1965BL | 12x19x65 | 0.162 | Tube | 137*25*25 |
H12016HT2ABL | 12 Shank 2pcs Set | 0.298 | Tube+PVC Bag | 137*25*25 |
Bit Sizes of Switch Pieces: 3mm, 6mm, 8mm, 12mm, 1/4"(6.35mm), 1/2" (12.7mm)
The 1/2" Shank 3/4" Diameter Carbide Flush Trim Router Bit stands as a precision instrument for trimming laminates, veneers, and solid wood to exact template or edge dimensions. Its 3/4" diameter carbide cutter—paired with dual high-precision ball bearings—delivers seamless transitions between materials, making it an indispensable tool for cabinetmakers, countertop installers, and custom woodworkers seeking flawless edge finishes.
Parameter | Details |
Material | Carbide-tipped (C3 micrograin carbide) with 4140 hardened steel shank |
Cutting Diameter | 3/4" (with 1/2" diameter precision bearing) |
Bearing Type | Dual shielded ball bearings (30mm OD) with lubricated steel races for smooth tracking |
Max RPM | 20,000 (optimized for stability at high speeds with minimal vibration) |
Compatibility | Fits routers with 1/2" collets, including models from Porter-Cable, Milwaukee, and Festool |
Dual Bearing System: Top and bottom bearings work in tandem to maintain perfect alignment with templates, reducing tear-out on both upper and lower surfaces of the workpiece.
Carbide Cutting Edge: Micrograin carbide structure—with a 60° cutting angle—ensures clean, burr-free cuts in hardwoods, softwoods, plywood, and composite materials.
1/2" Shank Stability: The thicker shank diameter minimizes deflection during heavy cuts, resulting in superior finish quality compared to 1/4" shank alternatives, especially in large-scale projects.
Non-Stick Coating: Titanium carbonitride (TiCN) coating prevents resin and adhesive buildup, extending intervals between cleanings and enhancing overall bit longevity.
Adjustable Depth Stop: Integrated depth adjustment collar allows precise control over trimming depth (up to 1/2"), ensuring consistent results across multiple workpieces.
Laminate Countertops: Trims post-formed laminate edges to match base cabinet dimensions, creating seamless transitions between countertop sections.
Veneer Installation: Ensures perfect alignment of veneer sheets on furniture panels, eliminating overhangs and achieving invisible seams.
Pattern Duplication: Accurately copies intricate designs from wooden or plastic templates onto workpieces, ideal for reproducing chair rails, crown moldings, and decorative trim.
Sign Making: Creates flush edges for acrylic, wooden, and composite signs, ensuring professional-looking finishes for commercial and personal signage.
Q: Can this bit be used with a router table for larger projects?
A: Yes. The 1/2" shank provides exceptional stability in router table setups, making it suitable for trimming large panels and countertops.
Q: What’s the advantage of dual bearings over a single bearing design?
A: Dual bearings distribute pressure evenly along the bit, reducing wobble and ensuring the cutting edge stays parallel to the template, even during extended use.
Q: How do I properly clean and maintain the bearings?
A: Wipe bearings with a lint-free cloth after use. For stubborn debris, use compressed air—avoid lubricants, as they can attract sawdust and resin.
Device Application in Furniture Making:
A flexible bore assumes a pivotal part in guaranteeing exact and clean screw openings in furniture development. Woodworkers can undoubtedly change the size and profundity of the openings to match the sort of screw being utilized, working on both the feel and underlying respectability of the furnishings. With the capacity to tweak boring boundaries, this versatile bore is a significant resource for any carpentry project.
1. Settle on instruments with a bigger handle width and more limited front line to stay away from vibration and deviation.
2. Utilize cutting devices for wood handling, as opposed to for materials like metal and stone.
3. On the off chance that the instrument hops, quit working right away, reposition and secure it prior to proceeding.
4. Guarantee the cutting device handle is completely embedded and safely fixed to forestall breakage.
5. Wear security stuff, for example, glasses, ear insurance, face safeguards, and gloves during activity.
