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Trend 10H/1 x 1/4" TCT Pin-Guided Chamfer Bevel Cutter, 45° Angle, 10mm Diameter, 14mm Length

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Description

Description

  • This is a bevel edge trimming bit designed for trimming laminate and producing a beveled edge. It features a ball bearing or pin guide for precise control and is suitable for both straight and shaped work. The bit is ideal for creating clean, angled edges on plastic materials and other compatible surfaces.

Specifications

  • Angle: 45°
  • Compatible materials: Plastic
  • Cutting diameter: 5.5mm
  • Length of cut: 10mm
  • Shank diameter: 1/4 inch
  • Material: Tungsten carbide
  • Type: Bevel edge

Compatibility and Accessories

  • Compatible with routers and similar power tools that accept 1/4 inch shank bits
  • Includes a ball bearing or pin guide for guided trimming

Installation

  • Insert the bit into the router collet ensuring it is securely tightened
  • Adjust the guide or bearing for desired trimming depth and angle

Usage

  • Use the bit to trim laminate or plastic edges, creating a beveled finish
  • Suitable for both straight and shaped workpieces
  • Guide the router along the edge to achieve a consistent bevel

Other Information

  • Ensure the bit is used with appropriate safety equipment and in accordance with the router manufacturer's instructions

Features

  • Brand
    TREND
  • Diameter
    10 mm
  • Shank type
    1/4"
  • Useful lengh
    14 mm
  • Compatible machine
    Router
  • Suitable for
    Plastic
  • Material to Work On
    Wood
  • Material
    Tungsten carbide
  • Weight
    1000 g
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • Bit type
    Forest
  • Insertion type
    Cylindrical
  • Sold as a set
    No
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME1355535
  • MMID
    422927045869
  • Product code
    zt1025392x
  • EAN
    5027654001998
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