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237 Products

Router Bits

Trimming Router Bits

Cut layers of material flush to one another and make cuts along a template

68 products

Straight and Spiral Router Bits for Wood, Particle Board, and Plywood

Create square slots, pockets, and edges in wood

75 products

Corner-Rounding Router Bits

Cut rounded, cove, wavy, or Roman ogee corners on wood and plastic edges

25 products

Router Bits for Wood Joining

Create shapes that fit together to form wood joints for doors and frames

17 products

Chamfering Router Bits

Create chamfer, bevel, and other angled cuts in wood and laminate

5 products

Router Bits for Grooves

Carve grooves in wood and laminate

12 products

Fast-Cut Router Bits

The staggered flute and carbide coating lets these bits cut at high speeds

1 product

Ball-End Router Bits

Carve smooth contours in wood, plastic, and aluminum

5 products

Decorative Panel Router Bits

Create raised panels with decorative edges

5 products

Hinge and Lock Mortise Router Bits

Cut large, shallow recesses in wood, such as mortises for hinge leaves

6 products

Panel Pilot Router Bits

A pointed tip creates starter holes for plunge cuts in wood

6 products

Router Bit Sets

Keep a variety on hand to cut grooves, chamfers, and other shapes into wood and plastic

3 products

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Fly Cutters

Machine wide cuts on flat surfaces and leave a smoother finish than face mills

7 products

Plotter Pen Router Bits

Hold a pen rather than a blade so you can trace a CNC machine’s path before you cut

2 products