Flush Trim Spiral Bit Up/Down UDFT5200
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Product Description
Materials: Natural woods, composites, hard plastics, thin aluminum
Recommended RPM: 16,000-18,000 (max 24,000)
These spiral bits offer state-of-the-art results in flush trimming. Made from solid carbide, each bit contains up cut and down cut flutes and is tipped with a double ball bearing guide. This flute design creates a compression cut that prevents fraying and splintering. Compression spirals will save you time and money on finishing your projects edges by reducing sanding time.
- TOOL SPECS: Solid carbide, 2+2 compression, flush trim spiral with 1/2" cutting diameter, 1/2" shank, 2" cutting length, and 4-3/4" overall length for use in routers with a 1/2" collet.
- FLUSH TRIM: Perfect for precise, clean flush trim cuts on both top and bottom in hardwoods, softwoods, laminates, and plywoods for a smooth, professional finish.
- UP AND DOWN CUT: Designed with up cut and down cut edges, this tool performs like two separate bits, providing the many benefits of both styles in one tool.
- TEMPLATES: Perfect for following templates, duplicating shapes, and creating intricate designs, especially when using a router table with the template positioned above the workpiece.
- DOUBLE BEARING: Features double bearings for enhanced stability and reduced strain on the bearings.
- MACHINES: Compatible with hand routers and router tables, offering flexibility and precision for various woodworking tasks
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