Vearter CNC Spoilboard Surfacing Router Bit, 1/4 Inch Shank Slab Flattening Router Bit, 3 Wings Carbide Rabbet Slot Cutter for Woodworking, Wood

Vearter CNC Spoilboard Surfacing Router Bit, 1/4 Inch Shank Slab Flattening Router Bit, 3 Wings Carbide Rabbet Slot Cutter for Woodworking, Wood

Rabbeting Router Bit - Shank Diameter: 1/4''; Cutting Diameter: 1''; Cutting Height: 1/4''. Material - Slot cutter router bit utilizes highly durable YG6X carbide drill and features a solid hardened steel body with an Anti-Kickback design for sharp, long-lasting cuts. Precision grinding ensures proper balance at high RPM for smooth, delicate cuts, reducing debris and burrs. Versatile Router Tool - The three wings enable quick cutting and cleaning, suitable for trimming, slotting, and grooving, ideal for projects of any complexity. Widely Used - Perfect for wood, MDF, particle board, plywood, acrylic and different wood composites. (Avoid cutting metal and non-wood materials such as steel, iron and sand). Applicable Machines - The router flattening bit is compatible with CNC and other automatic routers, as well as handheld and table-mounted portable routers, such as woodworking engraving machines and trimming machines. 【Vearter 1/4 Inch Shank Rabbet Router Bit - Specifications】 ◀ Size: 1/4''S × 1''D × 1/4''H ◀ Shank Diameter: 0.25 Inch ◀ Cutting Diameter: 1 Inch ◀ Cutting Height: 0.25 Inch ◀ Cut Type: Rabbeting Cut ◀ Blade Material: YG6X Carbide ◀ Body Material: Solid Hardened Steel Notise for Use: Avoid cutting metal and non-wood materials (such as steel, iron, and sand) when using this rabbet router bit. Clamping or holding the workpiece during use prevents it from moving during operation. Please wear safety equipment to protect yourself when using. Please remember the following maintenance tips for router bits: 1. The router shank operates at high speed during use, so it's important to add a small amount of lubricant after 2-3 hours of work to prolong the shank's service life. 2. Keep the router bits clean by removing resin, wood chips, and other contaminants from the wood after use. Use standard industrial solvents to clean the bits.