First piece is cut flat (horizontal) and the second is cut
perpendicular (vertical) to the first for a perfect fit!
The lock miter is an interlocking edge-to-edge joint, typically used at the corners of casework. Used in a table-mounted router, run at reduced speed, this bit cuts both halves of the joint. The same setup of bit and fence cuts both parts. One part is laid flat on the tabletop and fed across the cutter. The second is braced vertically against the fence and fed across the cutter. For best results use in a table-mounted router.
Warning: Maximum RPM = 18,000
Carbide-Tipped. |
