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Trend 3/83 x 1/2 TCT Two Flute Workshop Cutter 12.7 x 50mm TRE38312TC

Name: Trend 3/83 x 1/2 TCT Two Flute Workshop Cutter 12.7 x 50mm TRE38312TC
Brand: TREND
SKU: 3/83X1/2TC
Price: 34 GBP
Availability: InStock

~~£51.06~~

Sold by Tool Brit and 3 other sellers

Product information

Description

General description

This is a two-flute straight cutter designed for woodworking tasks such as grooving, rebating, morticing, drilling, and shallow lateral routing, including recessing hinges. It provides a cleaner finish compared to single-flute cutters and is especially designed for hollow honeycomb board worktops. The cutter is ideal for working on materials like chipboard, MDF, plywood, hardwoods, and hard plastics.

Technical specifications

Cutting Diameter: 12.7 mm (1/2 inch)

Length of Cut: 50 mm

Overall Length: 108 mm

Shank Diameter: 1/2 inch

Material: Tungsten Carbide (TCT)

Type: Straight Plunging Bits

MPN: 3/83X1/2TC

EAN: 5027654005248

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with professional routers with an 80 mm deep plunge

Designed for use with a one-piece multi-slit collet for safe cutter retraction

Installation

Ensure the router is turned off and unplugged before installation

Use a compatible collet to securely hold the cutter in the router

Insert the cutter into the collet and tighten firmly to ensure stability during operation

Usage

Use with appropriate safety gear, including eye and ear protection

Operate at recommended speeds for optimal results

Apply steady pressure during cutting, avoiding excessive force

Allow the cutter to reach full speed before engaging the material

Other information

Trend 3/83 1/2" TC 2FL 12.7mm Straight Cutter

Features

Brand
TREND
Warranty
1 year(s)
Diameter
12.7 mm
Tail diameter
12.7 mm
Shank type
Cylindrical

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