Solid Carbide 2 Flute Down Cut Router Bit Spiral Flute 50mm
£26.70
£22.25
Excl. VAT
In stock
SKU
RB-SC-SP-2F-50-DC
Solid Carbide Router Bits
When it comes to shaping a variety of materials with a routing tool, router bits are indispensable. Solid carbide router bits are particularly effective for cutting and shaping materials such as plywood, hardwood, softwood, MDF, plastics, and acrylics.
Router tools are highly versatile — they can be used with a CNC router, a router table, or a handheld router. Each tool consists of a rotating blade powered by a motor and guided by a flat base. Regardless of the material, solid carbide router and drill bits are essential for achieving a precise and professional finish.
Down-Cut Router Bits
A down-cut router bit is designed to produce clean, sharp edges along the top surface of a cut, ensuring a smooth finish. However, it’s less effective at removing chips during cutting — a task better handled by up-cut router bits. For this reason, down-cut bits are best suited for shallow cuts rather than deep grooves.
Down-cut solid carbide bits require a slower feed rate, allowing more time for chip removal. This process breaks chips into smaller pieces that fall from the slot, but users must take care to prevent overheating. Excessive heat build-up from trapped chips, especially during deeper cuts, can cause the bit to break.
When it comes to shaping a variety of materials with a routing tool, router bits are indispensable. Solid carbide router bits are particularly effective for cutting and shaping materials such as plywood, hardwood, softwood, MDF, plastics, and acrylics.
Router tools are highly versatile — they can be used with a CNC router, a router table, or a handheld router. Each tool consists of a rotating blade powered by a motor and guided by a flat base. Regardless of the material, solid carbide router and drill bits are essential for achieving a precise and professional finish.
Down-Cut Router Bits
A down-cut router bit is designed to produce clean, sharp edges along the top surface of a cut, ensuring a smooth finish. However, it’s less effective at removing chips during cutting — a task better handled by up-cut router bits. For this reason, down-cut bits are best suited for shallow cuts rather than deep grooves.
Down-cut solid carbide bits require a slower feed rate, allowing more time for chip removal. This process breaks chips into smaller pieces that fall from the slot, but users must take care to prevent overheating. Excessive heat build-up from trapped chips, especially during deeper cuts, can cause the bit to break.
| Bit Construction | Solid Carbide |
|---|---|
| Bit Type | Down Cut |
| Overall Length | 50 mm |
| Flute Length | 22 mm |
| Shank Diameter | 1/4" |
| Cutting Diameter | 1/4" |
Write Your Own Review