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These router cutters have V-shaped bodies of different angles. They're designed to produce V-shaped grooves, chamfers, and bevels for a wide range of applications. Design Flutes: Chamfe...

CNC V-Bits are single flute bits with one cutting edge. They are designed to be most efficient in fine detail engraving in hardwood, aluminum, brass, copper, etc. Commonly used in the engraving in...

CNC V-groove router bits are commonly used in CNC routing to produce signage with lettering and other shallow detail. These router bits for lettering are best suited to create projects with an engr...

Flush-Trim Router Bits as the name suggests these bits are used to trim the edge of one material flush with the edge of another– for example, trimming a veneered surface flush with a substrate or...

Flush trim router bit allows you to duplicate a master pattern or template. You can use it to create exactly the same shape multiple times over with similar pieces of timber. How does it work? ...

Flush-trim router bits have a pilot bearing that guides the bit during cutting. The pilot bearing is the same size as the bit’s cutting radius so that flush-trim bits can be used to trim the edge ...

The spiral bits originated in milling and CNC work, where the bit was kept on top of the work as if it would be used on a handheld router. This means that an upcut bit will pull work towards the r...

A flush trim router bit is a must in every woodworking shop.  It is used to trim shelf edges, veneers, or laminates.  Use it with templates to make repeating parts or connecting edges straight and ...

How to Use a Spoilboard Cutter? Once you’ve chosen a good cutter for your CNC Router, the next question would be how to use one properly. SpeTool Flattening Planer Router Bit Your first an...