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They work like advertise only one who play and I wish the screw was a little bit bigger
Works as expected
Works as expected
SpeTool CA W06020 Carbide Tipped V Groove 120 Deg 1-1/4" Dia x 1/2" Shank x 2-1/5" Long Router Bit
Precision-engineered carbide-tipped V-groove bits with dual flutes for clean, sharp cuts in wood, MDF, and laminates. Available in multiple angles (45°, 60°, 90°, 120°) for a wide range of decorative grooves, sign-making, chamfers, and joinery. Built for smooth performance, long tool life, and consistent results in CNC or table-mounted routers.
Excellent For Cutting:
- Acrylic
- Melamine
- MDF/HDF
- Plastic
- Plywood
- PVC Plastic
- Laminate
TOOL SPECS: Carbide-tipped, 2-flute V-groove, 120° cutting angle, 1-1/4" cutting diameter, 1/2" shank, 2-1/5" overall length.
PRECISE V-GROOVING & DURABLE PERFORMANCE: Designed for clean, accurate V-grooves, engraving, chamfering, and decorative accents.
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CNC Feed/Speed (PDF)
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Fusion 360 & Vectric & Carveco & Carbide 3D .tools file
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Fusion 360 Tools File(Updated To 20251015) |
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Vectric Tools File (Updated To 20251015) |
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Carveco Tools File(Updated To 20251028) |
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Carbide 3D Tools File(Updated To 20251028) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Great for cutting full 90° V-grooves, creating 45° chamfers, and accurately shaping miters—especially popular in sign carving and lettering.
It may be due to grain direction, bit dullness, or material quality. Some woodworkers recommend a climb cut on the second pass to remove fuzz.
Most V-bit tips have a tiny flat spot because the point moves very slowly and has minimal cutting action.
Try passing the router in the opposite direction (climb cut) after the initial cut.
Absolutely. They’re commonly used to engrave clean, precise signage using various angles for stylistic effects.
Options like 45°, 60°, 90°, and 120° allow for tailored groove width and depth—use smaller angles for fine detail and larger ones for wide, dramatic V grooves.
Yes. Shift the fence away from the cut on the second pass to avoid climb cuts and maintain safety and surface quality.