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Woodworking is an art. You can get creative with a simple piece of wood and probably make it one of the most beautiful things in the world. But, the chief enemy of creativity is ‘lack of perfect tools’!
Some expert woodworking guys always use the best router bit for planer and designing their canvases aka wood pieces. A good router bit will save your time and energy and ensure the best wood crafting.
In the last few posts, we have introduced 3 SpeTool Flattenning planer router bits, all of which are excellent and have a good market performance and reputation.
Now SpeTool has come up with a new Flattening router bit with a 1/4" handle diameter, and 1-1/4" cutting diameter, and it's been an immediate hit with users.
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My router bits were spread out between three machines and my portable routers. I had them in drawers and in boxes. i now have them mounted next to the router table, pantorouter and cnc where they are in easy reach and i'll be buying a few more now that i know how easy they are to mount and use.
Supersharp and fast enough for me. I run it at a spindle speed of 19000 rpm and feed of 20 to 30 mm a second. Works fine configured as a Vbit for making inlays. After roughing out with an upcut bit, this tapered ballnose goes trough like a knife through butter