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Works as expected
Works as expected
SpeTool W07040 SC Bottom Bearing Compression Flush Trim 1/2" Dia x 1/4" Shank x 1-1/4" Cutting Length x 3-1/4" Overall Long Template Router Bit
Ultimate Flush Trim Bits provide precise, clean trimming with durable spiral cutting edges designed to reduce tear-out and deliver smooth finishes. Ideal for use with templates on wood, plywood, MDF, and laminates, these bits ensure professional-quality results in both handheld and router tables applications.
Excellent For Cutting:
- MDF
- Plywood
- Laminate
- Softwood
- Hardwood
TOOL SPECS: Solid carbide, bottom bearing, compression cut with 1/2" cutting diameter, 1/4" shank, 1-1/4" cutting length, and 3-1/4" overall length for use in routers with a 1/4" collet.
ULTIMATE FLUSH TRIM: This heavy-duty solid carbide bit is made from premium industrial-grade carbide, induction brazed onto a 1/4" steel shank for superior strength, durability, and cutting performance.
CUTTING HEAD: The 1/2" diameter provides a precise cutting edge for clean, smooth cuts, preventing fraying or splintering even on challenging wood grain.
DESIGN OPTIONS: Bottom bearing design ensures perfect edge-following when trimming templates or patterns. Ideal for flush trim applications with a 1-1/4" cutting length for versatile and accurate routing.
COMPRESSION CUT: Engineered with compression cutting geometry to combine upcut and downcut benefits in a single tool, providing clean, chip-free edges on both the top and bottom surfaces of the material.
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Smooth trim, zero tear-out.
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*Customized sizes are acceptable
🔒 Safety & Warnings
At SpeTool, safety is our top priority. Please read the following precautions carefully before using any of our cutting, routing, or drilling products.
🛡️ Safety Guidelines
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Always wear eye protection, hearing protection, and a dust mask while operating tools.
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Avoid wearing loose clothing, gloves, or jewelry that could catch in moving parts.
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Keep hands, hair, and body parts away from the cutting area at all times.
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Never use dull or damaged bits. Replace worn tools immediately.
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Do not remove or disable safety guards on your machinery.
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Always feed material against the rotation of the cutting tool.
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Disconnect power before changing bits or performing maintenance.
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Follow the safety instructions provided by your power tool manufacturer.
Improper use, modification, or misuse of this product may result in serious injury. SpeTool is not responsible for damage or injury caused by unsafe practices.
⚠️ Health & Chemical Warnings
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Re-sharpening or grinding SpeTool bits may release dust containing cobalt or other substances. Always use proper respiratory protection.
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Wood dust generated during drilling, cutting, or sanding may pose a cancer risk. Avoid inhalation and use appropriate safety equipment.
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This product may expose you to lead and/or cobalt, chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm.
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Stay safe. Work smart. Use protection.
For additional safety tips, consult your machine’s user manual or reach out to our support team.
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
For template-follow trimming, ideal for wood, MDF, plywood, and laminates.
Many recommend double-bearing for flexibility with templates on top or bottom and better control.
Spiral designs give smoother cuts and reduce tear-out, especially for template routing.
Use multiple shallow passes and correct cutting direction.
Depends on template location: top-bearing for templates on top, bottom-bearing for templates below.
Correct feed direction, stable support, and a bit with the right diameter.
Bit length and bearing alignment matter; too much difference can affect accuracy.
Use a top-bearing bit for the first pass, then a bottom-bearing bit to finish.
Use protective tape or choose a bearing size that avoids overcutting.
Table-mounted gives more stability; handheld is versatile but requires steady hands.