SKU: 01-127

Brocas para fresadora de mortaja y espiga con vástago de 1/4" de Infinity Tools

Name: Infinity Tools 1/4" Shank Mortise & Tenon Router Bits
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

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$15.90

Diámetro de la cuchilla

1/2" 3/4"

Altura de corte

3/4" 5/16"

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Nuestras brocas para mortaja y espiga están diseñadas para ofrecer bordes limpios, bases planas y hombros perfectos en las espigas. La geometría de corte descendente deja una superficie lisa y sin deshilacharse tanto en madera dura como en madera contrachapada. Nuestro revestimiento antiadherente plateado Infinity Tools sirve para mantener la herramienta en funcionamiento sin temperaturas extremas y facilita la limpieza. También ofrecemos brocas para mortaja y espiga con kits de cojinetes para hacer letreros, tallar, duplicar o casi cualquier trabajo de fresado en el que sea útil un patrón.

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12-19-17

This is a great clear out bit for my cnc

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5 years ago

I need a router bit for 4” deep mortise pockets in oak stave core stiles. Do you have suitable bits or suggestions?

5 years ago

A 4" depth of cut will not be possible with a router bit and handheld router. Our longest spiral router bit has an overall length of 4" and roughly 1" will be housed in the router collet. If a 4" depth of cut is desired you may want to consider using a Forstner bit in a drill press to remove the majority of waste then clean up the mortise with a chisel.

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6 years ago

Can I get router bit 01-818 with 1/2” shank, 1/2” cutting diameter, and 15/64” cutting height with a bearing?

6 years ago

No, in order to have a bearing the cutting diameter must be larger than the shank.

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6 years ago

For routing black walnut pickup cavities, what’s the difference between 11-127B and 01-127B? Recommend a bit?

6 years ago

The biggest difference between the 01-128 and the 11-127 is the cutter height. The 01-128 has a cutting height of 5/16" and the 11-127 has a cutting height is 3/4" which one would work for you depends on several variables such as pattern thickness and pocket depth for the pickup. Typically I would recommend using a guide bushing and a down cut spiral bit for your application, as the bushing eliminates the limitations of a bearing guided bit. As long as your template is designed to take into account the offset created by the bushing this would be the ideal method.

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5 years ago

I just ordered item 01-627 - can you provide the recommended speed for this bit?