Factory Refurb Carbide Tipped Spoil Board Bit Open Box
Ultra-Shear Carbide Tipped Spoilboard Bits deliver a faster path to a flatter surface—with less cleanup when you’re done. Flattening slabs and cleaning up cutting board glue-ups come down to two things; how fast can you remove material and how smooth is the surface when you're done. Ultra-Shear's multi-flute designs increase the number of cuts per revolution. And our computerized grinders make sure each cutting edge is perfectly aligned, so each pass leaves behind a surface that needs less sanding than typical spoilboard bits.
We offer these Spoilboard Bits in diameters from 1" to 2" so you can match the size of the bit to the router you're using and the scale of your project. The 1" bit features a 1/4" shank, making it compatible with compact and cordless palm routers. The 1-1/4", 1-1/2" and 2" versions have 1/2" shanks for use in mid-size and larger routers.
American Made Quality at Factory Direct Pricing
Why choose one of these bits over one of the Ultra-Shear spoilboard bits with replaceable inserts? That all boils down to how much you're using them. If you're making a few cutting boards or tackling a couple natural edge floating shelves or a slab coffee table, these bits are going to save you money and get your project (and several more) to the finish line. If you're a power-user, the replaceable insert bits are a long-term investment that pays off every time you need a fresh set of edges.
Don’t settle for inferior quality imported bits. Ultra-Shear uses state-of-the-art CNC grinding equipment, the highest quality carbide, ultra-fine grinding wheels and skilled Northeast Ohio machinists to produce American-made router bits at extremely competitive prices. The days of paying extra for middleman markups are over. Buy direct from the manufacturer and pocket the savings. We’re confident you won’t find American-made Carbide-Tipped Spoilboard Bits of the same design for less.
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WARNING: Wood Dust created by 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.
