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KOWOOD 1/4" inch Shank 1-3/8" Height Multi-Slot milling Cutter bit (7 Bearings, Multiple Depths 1/8", 3/16",1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 7/16", 1/2") Interchangeable and Adjustable Bearings.
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About KOWOOD 1/4" Inch Shank 1-3/8" Height Multi-Slot
Notise for use: 1. This router bits are designed for portable and desktop woodworking machines and cannot be used on machines such as electric drills and drill presses. 2. Can be used for hard wood, softwood, synthetic board and so on to produce a smooth surface, but to avoid processing copper, iron and other metal materials and sand, stone and other non-wood materials. 3. If you need to use a collect, please select the appropriate size collect. 4. Clamping to at least the “K” line, the short clamping of this product might cause bend. 5. Use appropriate glasses and ear protection when operating.body, clothes and other debris can not be close to the working tool. Specifications: ◀ 1.6 bearing diameters: 3/8", 1/2", 5/8", 3/4", 7/8", 1-1/8" ◀ 2.Cutting depth: 1/2", 7/16", 3/8", 5/16", 1/4", 1/8" ◀ 3.Processing template thickness: 17-25 mm ◀ 4.Packing: plastic box ◀ 5.Weight: 0.46lbs ◀ 6.Packing size: 2.8*4.4*2.1in ◀ 7.Balance: +/- .003" tolerance ◀ 8.Body: Solid Hardened Steel ◀ 9.Blade: Industrial grade micro grain carbide ◀ 10.Cutter: Ground to a 400 grit, mirror-like finish ◀ 11.Material: Alloy blade, carbon steel handle The maintenance of router bits: (1) The router shank is in high-speed during operation, timely replenishment of lubricating oil is very important for the service life of the shank, so a little lubricant should be added after 2-3 hours of work. (2) Keep the router bits clean. After use, remove the resin, wood chips and other contaminants from the wood and use standard industrial solvents to clean the bits.
