Infinity Tools 1/4" Shank x 1/4" Cutter Diameter x 1"...
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Flush-trimming is one of the most common operations for a router in the workshop. Our solid-carbide, spiral router bits are manufactured to extremely tight tolerances from C4 micrograin carbide. These flush-trim spiral router bits start out sharper and stay sharp longer than conventional flush-trim router bits.
Both Spiral router bits on this page feature a 1/4" Shank x 1/4" Cutter Diameter x 1" Cutter Length.
Assembled using two high quality bearings, this guide system provides plenty of surface to engage a template or pattern. With two flutes for maximum cutting efficiency and a glass-smooth finish, choose the downcut bit for the cleanest cut on the bottom side of your workpiece or choose the upcut bit for the smoothest surface on the top side of your workpiece.
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Infinity Tools 1/4" Shank x 1/4" Cutter Diameter x 1" Cutter Length. Solid Carbide Spiral Flush Trim Router Bits How would you rate this product?
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David S. Verified Customer 
11-07-23
Hot knife through warm butter!
Bought this for following/trimming around acrylic templates because the straight pattern bit I had was simply not getting it done even though it had barely been used & was brand new (2months old). This thing cuts super smoothly and FAST! Will be picking up another to have on hand.
William T. Verified Customer 06-20-23
The customer service of this company is poor to say it nicely. I spend over $300.00 with them on a first time order. A small bowl bit I purchased broke on the first use on soft knot free wood and upon trying to solve the issue and several weeks they said it's not covered under warranty.
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Assuming that your combine thickness will remain over 2" you would still be able to use the 2" Mega Flush Trim but you would need to remove the top or bottom bearing, make an initial pass. Then raise the bit the remainder and make a second pass with the bearing riding on the surface created by the first pass. I hope that makes sense. depending on your total thickness, you may be able to use this method with the 1-1/4" tall mega flush trim bit you currently have.
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