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Trend 10/11 x 1/2 TCT V-Groove Chamfer 45° 19.0 x 38mm TRE101112TC

Name: Trend 10/11 x 1/2 TCT V-Groove Chamfer 45° 19.0 x 38mm TRE101112TC
Brand: TREND
SKU: TRE101112TC
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Product information

Description

General description

This is a TCT V-Groove Chamfer cutter designed for edging, grooving, veining, and chamfer cutting on various materials such as man-made fiber boards, natural timber, and plastics. It is suitable for sign making, engraving, cabinet making, and decorative joinery, providing precise and clean cuts for professional and DIY projects.

Technical specifications

Type: TCT (Tungsten Carbide Tipped)

Shank diameter: 1/2 inch

Cutting depth: 19 mm

Cutting angle: 45°

Diameter: 38 mm

Additional measurements: C1 = 19 mm, C2 = 26.5 mm

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with standard 1/2 inch collet routers and milling machines

Suitable for producing various angles for engraving, chamfering, and V-grooving

Installation

Insert the cutter into a compatible router or milling machine with a 1/2 inch collet

Ensure the cutter is securely tightened before use

Usage

Use for edging, grooving, veining, and chamfering on wood, plastics, and fiber boards

Adjust the cutting depth and angle according to project requirements

Operate at appropriate speeds for safety and optimal results

Other information

Designed for professional and DIY use

Durable tungsten carbide tip for long-lasting performance

Features

Brand
TREND
Pcs per pack
1
Warranty
1 year(s)
Colour
Grey
Material
Carbide
Spindle moulder accessory type
Pebble
ManoMano Reference
ME1409984
MMID
699473578282
Product code
TRE101112TC
EAN
5027654001332

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