Straight Plunge Cutting Router Bits 1/4 Shank x 2 Flute - High Production

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• Overview
  
  

  
  

  Note:

  * 45190, 45192, 45200 and 45200-5 are not guaranteed due to extremely small diameter.
  **45211 & 45205 are not guaranteed due to extreme length.
  
  Replacement knife for #RC-45226 is #AMA-30
  
  

  Router bits feature Amana Tool® exclusive A-MAX harder carbide for extended tool life.

  Carbide Tipped Router Bits (unless noted solid carbide tipped).  

  In choosing a straight plunge router bit for any application, always select one with the shortest cutting edges and the shortest overall length that will reach the required cut depth. Excessive length intensifies deflection and vibration, which degrade cut quality and lead to tool breakage.

  • Extended life fine micro-grain harder carbide.
  • Superior geometric design
  • Advanced grinding technology that improves the carbides' resistance to wear 
  • Super clean cuts
  • Carbide Tipped (unless noted otherwise)
  • Use a two-flute bit where fine finish is paramount. Two flutes balance the bit, eliminating vibration that degrades the cut finish. Two cuts per revolution yield a smooth surface, but feed rate is slightly reduced.

  Industrial Router Bits – Made in the USA 

  Amana Tool® solid carbide router bits provide consistent, repeatable quality. Every tool is guaranteed to match the geometry on the prints, every time on every order. Best control of carbide grades for woodworking, and absolute control of quality standards on all carbide blanks.

  Excellent for cutting:

  • Wood
  • MDF
  • Plywood
• Reviews
• Questions and Answers
• Videos

  #45422 Running at 590 IPM on Birch Plywood

  Straight Plunge Router Bit | Amana Tool Technical Series

  Straight Bit Plunging holes on CNC machine for back lit wood panel

  Frog Table CNC Project using Straight Plunge Bits

  View Photo Gallery of Straight Plunge CNC Projects in MDF
• CA Prop 65 Warning
  

  WARNING: Drilling, sawing, sanding or machining wood products can expose you to wood dust, a substance known to the State of California to cause cancer. Avoid inhaling wood dust or use a dust mask or other safeguards for personal protection. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/wood.