Feature

●Create slots, grooves and rabbets in materials from 1/8" to 23/32" in height.
●Ideal for biscuit joints and milling perfect tongue and groove joints.
●Set includes 4 three-wing slot cutters, a 1/2" arbor, a 7/8" ball bearing and 17 shims in different sizes.


Description

This carbide-tipped tool allows you to make slots, grooves and rabbets in materials from 1/8" to 23/32" in height. Ideal for biscuit joints and milling perfect tongue and groove joints. To be used on router tables only, not for use on hand-held routers. The router bit features: -Perfectly-balanced shank and body for durability. -High strength superior steel body for a superior hardness, high-resistance to fatigue and abrasion. -Sinter Hip Hi-Density Industrial Chrome Carbide cutting edges which guarantees longer cutting life. -3x longer-lasting mirror finish obtained by multi-axes grinding on CNC machines. -Anti-kickback design to allow you in a safer way. -Silver-copper-silver sandwich brazing to provide flexibility and resistance to impact during woodworking operations. -Non-stick Orange Shield Coating. This set includes: - 4 carbide tipped cutters: CMT 822.332.11 - size 1/8", CMT 822.340.11 – size 5/32”, CMT 822.348.11 – size 3/16”, CMT 822.364.11 - size 1/4”, - a 1/2" arbor; - a 7/8" ball bearing for a cutting depth up to 1/2"; - 17 shims (8 x 0.1mm, 4 x 0.5mm, 3 x 1mm, 2 x 4mm); CMT router bits were Rated Best Overall Router bits by Wood Magazine® after a comparison test with the other brands. Safety tips: never use the slot cutter set without shims between the cutters. The distance between the cutters can vary from 0.039 to 0.669. A shim must also be positioned between the ball bearing and the cutters. Shop tips: the 791.711.00 bearings kit allows for 1/4" and 3/8" cutting depth. Note: the carbide edges of the cutters should never touch; arrange the shims as images show. Use only the thicknesses provided in the set. Be sure all cutters are assembled in the proper right rotational direction below. Looking down the arbor the cutters will turn clockwise.