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Infinity Tools Router Bit Large Wood Box

Regular price $34.90

Premium Cases For Prized Bit Collections

Our NEW wood router bit storage cases are ideal for storing or transporting your prized router bit collection. Made with an attractive box joint construction and real wood, these cases will extend the life of your tools by protecting them from unnecessary dings and damage.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many router bits does the large wood box hold?

It features thirteen 1/2" shank slots and nine 1/4" shank slots, room for an extensive collection. See our router bit sets.

What is the large case made from?

It is made from real wood with attractive box-joint construction for strength and good looks.

Does the large box hold both shank sizes?

Yes. It has dedicated slots for both 1/2" shank bits (thirteen) and 1/4" shank bits (nine).

Why use a dedicated case for router bits?

Keeping each bit in its own slot protects the carbide edges from dings and chipping, extending the life of your tools compared with storing them loose.

Can I use this box to transport my bits?

Yes. The case is ideal for both storing and transporting a large bit collection while keeping everything secure and organized.

How is the large box different from the small box?

The large box holds thirteen 1/2" and nine 1/4" shank bits, far more than the small box's six and six. Choose the large case for a bigger collection of carbide router bits.

What construction is used on the box?

It uses box-joint construction, the interlocking corner joint that gives the case its durability and appearance.

Will it protect my bits during transport?

Yes. The solid wood case shields the bits from impacts so they arrive undamaged, whether on the bench or on the road.

Who makes this router bit box?

It is made by Infinity Cutting Tools. Pair it with a router table for a complete routing setup.

Does separating bits into slots really help?

Yes. Individual slots keep the carbide cutting edges from knocking together, which is a leading cause of chipped and dulled bits over time.