Whiteside 1980 Small Pilot Roundover 1/8″ Radius x 1/4″ Shank
$34.99
Extra small brass pilot (5/32” dia.) allows these bits to round over edges on finely detailed workpieces with intricate contours, tight confines, and narrow openings.
- 1/4″ Shank
- 1/8″ Radius
- 7/16″ Cut Length
- Recommended RPM: 16,000
- Made In USA
NOTE: The brass bushing is fixed and does not spin, which requires several lighter passes rather than a heavy pass.
In stock
| Weight | 0.038 lbs |
|---|---|
| Brand | Whiteside |
| Shank | 1/4" |
| Cut Radius | 1/8" |
| Cut Length | 7/16" |
| Large Diameter | 3/8" |
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My bearing isn't spinning, is this broken?
No, this tool has a solid brass bushing that does not spin. This allows you to get into tight corners.The bit is burning the wood, is it dull?
Because of the bushing being solid, you need to take much lighter passes when using this bit. Avoid pushing hard against the work piece while routing.
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