Freud 1/2" (Dia.) Mortising Bit with 1/4" Shank (16-500)
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In fact, it does cut perfectly smooth and even. I used it to make dado cuts for a shelf, and everything turned out just perfectly. The router was kept steady with the help of a guide.
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I needed to create a bunch of 3/4" by 3/8" deep stop dice for pantry shelves. A jig will allow me to cut dice with the 1/2 x 3/4 bit I picked up. This was the perfect size and cut without a hitch. I needed to create a bunch of 3/4" by 3/8" deep stop dice for pantry shelves. There was no cleaning involved in making these dice. I would love it if it came in a 15/32 so I could use it for 1/2 ply dice also.
It is always a pleasure to work with Freud bits. It has been a pleasure to purchase every Freud bit I have ever purchased, and this mortising bit is no different. This bit worked very well with a template on baltic birch plywood, and there was no tearout whatsoever. They have a quadra-rotor that I particularly like Several pieces need to be cut. In recent weeks, I have been making oak trim using a quadramount This is a classical profile that is so smooth that I didn't have to scrape I.
in solid guitar bodies. Cut depth is up to a third of an inch. Despite minimal usage, it did the job well, even though I did not cut anything more than 1/4". I have no complaints! I only take 1/8" at a time.
I have found it to be the finest available Cutting cleanly and with no smoking in hard cedar with the longest lasting edge.
It has always worked well for me when I have used Freud bits. It is recommended. Despite its smoothness and ease of operation, the bearing performs.
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