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Trend 3/08 12.7mm Professional TCT 2 Flute Straight Cutter with Plunge Centre Ti

Name: Trend 3/08 12.7mm Professional TCT 2 Flute Straight Cutter with Plunge Centre Ti
Brand: TREND
SKU: 24x14
Price: 36 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£39.71~~

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Product information

Description

General description

This professional-grade Trend 3/08 x 1/4 TCT Two Flute Cutter is designed for precise woodworking and home improvement tasks. It produces a cleaner finish compared to single-flute cutters and is suitable for grooving, rebating, morticing, drilling, and shallow lateral routing, such as recessing hinges. The cutter can be used on abrasive materials like chipboard, MDF, plywood, hardwoods, and hard plastics.

Technical specifications

Cutting Diameter: 12.7mm

Cutting Length: 25mm

Overall Length: 55mm

Shank Diameter: 1/4 inch

Material: Tungsten Carbide Tipped

Profile: Straight

MPN: TRE30814TC

EAN: 5027654004593

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with standard 1/4-inch collet routers and drill machines

Suitable for use with various router bits and accessories designed for woodworking and home improvement

Installation

Insert the cutter into a compatible router or drill with a 1/4-inch collet

Ensure the cutter is securely tightened before use

Check for proper alignment and stability before operation

Usage

Use appropriate safety gear such as goggles and gloves

Operate at recommended speeds for optimal results

Apply steady pressure during cutting to ensure clean edges

Use on suitable materials like MDF, plywood, hardwoods, and plastics

Other information

Trend 3/08 x 1/4 TCT Two Flute Cutter 12.7 x 25mm TRE30814TC

Features

Brand
TREND
Width
1.27 cm
Material
Tungsten carbide
Suitable for
Wood
Warranty
1 year(s)

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