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Straight Bit 1092

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Straight Bit 1092

    $39.99 ea.

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    Materials: Natural woods, composite woods, hard plastics

    Recommended RPM: 12,000-14,000 (max 18,000)

    Standard Straight bit with plunging capabilities for cutting grooves, dados, mortising, and more.

    • TOOL SPECS: Two flute, carbide-tipped, straight bit with 15/16" cutting diameter, 1-1/4" cutting length, 1/2" shank, and 3" overall length for use with 1/2" collets.
    • CARBIDE TIPPED: Offers an excellent balance of quality and cost, making it ideal for a wide range of applications.
    • DOUBLE FLUTE: Double flute carbide-tipped bits deliver a smoother, finer finish for precision cuts and high-quality results.
    • STEEL SHANK: The steel body creates a rigid tool with reduced vibration while the carbide cutting edges provide extended life.
    • PLUNGE DESIGN: The tip of this bit is designed with the capability to plunge into materials when required.
    • DISTINCT PROFILES: Designed for hand-held routers, router tables, and CNC machines in a wide variety of applications.
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