SpeTool 1/2 Inch Upcut Spiral CNC Router Bits - Solid Carbide End Mill with 1/2" Shank, HRC55 for Woodworking, Mortises, Dadoes Cutting, Carving & Engraving - Perfect for CNC Machines, Wood Furniture Making & DIY Projects

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$32.99

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SpeTool 1/2 Inch Upcut Spiral CNC Router Bits - Solid Carbide End Mill with 1/2

$18.14

$32.99

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Description

About this item Solid Carbide Up cut spiral router bit with 1/2 inch shank and 1/2 inch cutting diameter, 1-1/4 inch cutting length, 3 inch for total length The CNC End Mill For Plywood, OAK, MDF, and any hardwood working and Long service life for sharp Spiral bits used for smoothly upcut groove and slots, Mortises, Cycles and dados with clean edge and bottom, better than straight bits The route bit suit for CNC router and Makita, Bosch, and any brand plunge router with 1/2” collet Industrial quality control to ensure best performance

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Features

Solid Carbide Up cut spiral router bit with 1/2 inch shank and 1/2 inch cutting diameter, 1-1/4 inch cutting length, 3 inch for total length

The CNC End Mill For Plywood, OAK, MDF, and any hardwood working and Long service life for sharp

Spiral bits used for smoothly upcut groove and slots, Mortises, Cycles and dados with clean edge and bottom, better than straight bits

The route bit suit for CNC router and Makita, Bosch, and any brand plunge router with 1/2” collet

Industrial quality control to ensure best performance

Reviews

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I build beehives and I make a lot of box joints using my router. The bit that I was using was ok, but it was causing a lot of blow out so I started looking on YouTube to see what other options were out there. After coming across a spiral bit demo I thought I would give it a try... yeah, I was a spiral bit virgin.The bit arrived and I slipped it in the open shank of my router, wrenched it down, wiped the sweat off my brow, and flipped the on the switch. The motor fired up, the bit started screaming and I thrust it into the soft pine wood. What happened next left me covered in wood chips and in desperate need of a cigarette. The bit chewed through the wood like a hot knife through butter and I found myself weak at the knees looking for more wood to cut box joints in. What an experience!

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