Broca enrutadora recta con vástago de 1/4" y cojinete superior de Infinity Tools

Yes, as long as your router accepts a 1/4" collet, which nearly all compact and full-size routers do. The bit is offered in several cutter sizes from 5/16" up to 5/8" diameter. Browse more flush-trim router bits.

It copies a template's shape onto your workpiece. The bearing sits above the cutter and rides along a pattern attached beneath the stock, making it ideal for duplicating parts, signs, and curved shapes. See our router templates.

With a top-bearing bit in a router table, the template goes underneath so the workpiece sits on top where you can see it. This gives you better visibility and control than a bottom-bearing flush-trim bit.

This 1/4" shank bit is offered in 5/16", 1/2", 9/16", and 5/8" cutter diameters, with cutter heights ranging from 1/2" to 1". Choose the size that matches your template and material thickness.

Rough-cut your workpiece about 1/8" oversize, then make a final light pass with the bearing following the template. Removing less material on the final pass reduces burning and extends the bit's edge life.

A flush-trim bit has its bearing at the tip, while this pattern bit has the bearing on the shank above the cutter. The top-bearing design lets you keep the template below the work. See the full flush-trim router bit collection.

The bearing is offered in 1/2" and 5/8" diameters. The bearing diameter is matched to the cutter so it follows the template accurately.

Template-routing duplicate parts, sign making, curved furniture components, and any shape you want to reproduce repeatedly. Pair it with our router templates for consistent results.

This top-bearing design is intended for a table-mounted router, because the pattern is placed below the workpiece. A router table gives you the best visibility and control for pattern routing.

It is made by Infinity Cutting Tools. Explore the rest of their carbide router bits for more straight, pattern, and edge-forming profiles.