Yakamoz 1/4 Inch Shank Rabbeting Router Bit with 6 Bearings Set for Multiple Depths 1/8", 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 7/16", 1/2"

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These radius grooving router bits are great for custom sign making, veining, lettering and edge work. These compression (upcut and downcut) spiral router bits cut both top and bottom edges of a board cleanly. You don't have permission to access "http://www.homedepot.com/p/DIABLO-1-2-in-Height-Rabbeting-Router-Bit-DR32100/202563337" on this server.

Again it’s generally used for forming decorative grooves in many different objects such as table tops, table and chair legs and various aspects of cabinet making and the similar. The purpose of the bearing is to allow you to easily guide your router bit along a piece of work so that your (normally) shaping or detailing work is kept straight and accurate.These 60° and 90° v-groove router bits are great for making sign lettering, decorative veins or even chamfered edges.

I built a router table and put a router in it. Have used it only a little, but I need to make some 1/2″ x 1/2″ rabbets in some plywood. I have both straight cut bits (1/2 inch cutter diameter) as well as a rabbet bit with various bearings. Chamfer or bevel cutting bits are also available in a range of different cutting angles including 11.25°, 15°, 22.5° and 30° allowing you to create a range of different shaped objects. Rabbet cutting router bit and rabbet or shoulder joint cut – Image courtesy of mullerconstructionsupply.com Edge Cutting Router Bits As with chamfer bits, it’s generally used on the edges of shelves, tabletop and cabinet edges the arms of chairs and any other area that requires a smooth edge.

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Cove bits produce a concave quarter-circle that’s essentially the inverse profile of the rounding-over shape. As opposed to the rounding-over, the quarter-circle of the cove is an indentation in, instead of an easing of, the 45-degree edge. It’s used for decorative purposes on the edges of window seals, stools, and tables, and can also be used to make moldings. Along with decoration, it can also be used with a complementary rounding-over bit to make adjoining edges for a rule joint—a popular technique for making a folding leaf for a table. Cove bits are available in 5/16-inch and 3/16-inch radiuses. Actually with a side fence and, say, a 20mm 2-flute straight cutter you could do straight rebate - the thing is you'd need to do it in incremental depth passes of 1 to 3mm (assuming in MDF or ply). This is at best tedious, but depending on the base you have in the router it may prove very difficult to get two cuts of the same depth.

Not only is it used for cutting channels it can also be used for creating decorative effects in wooden panels such as doors, table edges and other similar objects.