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Infinity Tools Stop Collars For Router Bit Bearings, w/ Allen Key

Regular price $9.90

Iinternal Diameter

Premium Stop Collars Designed For Woodworking Applications!

There are a lot of places in a workshop to lose small metal items, so it's a good thing that Infinity has all the replacements you'll need. Stock up on all the right sized Allen Keys and Stop Collars to get you back to work on your routing projects when one inevitably goes missing.

Our replacement stop collars are designed to keep your bearings in place on your Router bit shank and comes with an allen key of the appropriate size.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do these stop collars do?

They keep your bearings in place on a router bit shank, holding the bearing at the correct position so the bit cuts the intended profile. Browse more carbide router bits.

Does an Allen key come with the stop collars?

Yes. Each stop collar comes with an Allen key of the appropriate size, so you can loosen and tighten the collar right out of the package.

Why would I need replacement stop collars?

Small metal parts are easy to lose in a busy shop. Keeping spare collars and Allen keys on hand means you can get back to your routing projects when one goes missing.

Are these designed for woodworking router bits?

Yes. They are premium stop collars designed for woodworking applications, built to secure bearings on router bit shanks used in the shop.

Can I use these to replace a worn collar on a bearing-guided bit?

Yes. They serve as replacements for lost or worn collars on bearing-guided bits, restoring secure bearing retention. See our router bit sets for compatible bits.

How do I install a stop collar?

Slide the collar onto the bit shank against the bearing and tighten it with the included Allen key to lock the bearing at the desired height.

Do these work with bearing-guided router bits?

Yes. Their whole purpose is to retain the bearing on bearing-guided bits so it stays at the correct position during the cut.

Where are these collars used on a router bit?

They sit on the router bit shank, above or below the bearing, to hold it securely in place while the bit spins.

Are they useful for router table work?

Yes. Keeping bearings secure matters whether you rout handheld or in a table. Set up your bench with a router table and keep spare collars nearby.

Should I keep more than one on hand?

It's a good idea. Because small parts disappear easily, stocking a few spare collars and keys means a lost piece won't stop your project.