Keyhole Bit 1/2" - 1/4" Shank
Features
• Precision-ground micro-grain tungsten carbide tip delivers consistent, clean cuts and preserves edge geometry for extended service intervals.
• Carbon steel body supports the carbide tip under load for durable, repeated routing in jobsite and shop environments.
• 1/2" diameter and 3/8" cutting length provide predictable engagement depth for controlled passes and consistent material removal.
• 1/4" shank fits common router collets for quick tool changes and broad router compatibility; confirm collet size before installation.
• Contractors and woodworkers select this bit for repeatable edge retention and reduced rework on trim, profiling, and joinery tasks.
• Precision grind preserves cutting geometry; inspect tip regularly and replace when carbide shows wear to maintain cut quality.
• Carbon steel body supports the carbide tip under load for durable, repeated routing in jobsite and shop environments.
• 1/2" diameter and 3/8" cutting length provide predictable engagement depth for controlled passes and consistent material removal.
• 1/4" shank fits common router collets for quick tool changes and broad router compatibility; confirm collet size before installation.
• Contractors and woodworkers select this bit for repeatable edge retention and reduced rework on trim, profiling, and joinery tasks.
• Precision grind preserves cutting geometry; inspect tip regularly and replace when carbide shows wear to maintain cut quality.
Description
Carbon steel body with a precision-ground micro-grain tungsten carbide tip delivers consistent, clean cuts and preserves edge geometry for extended service intervals. The 1/2" diameter and 3/8" cutting length provide predictable engagement depth for controlled passes and consistent material removal across trim, edge profiling, and basic joinery tasks. The carbon steel body supports the carbide tip under load during repeated jobsite and shop use, and the precision grind reduces the frequency of edge touch-ups and rework. The 1/4" shank fits common router collets; confirm collet size on your router before installation. Inspect the tip periodically and replace when carbide shows visible wear to maintain cut quality. Contractors and woodworkers select this bit for repeatable routing performance and consistent edge retention during successive cuts. Pack this bit with other router accessories for on-site versatility and predictable results.