Metric Up Cut Spiral Mortising Router Bits for Domino Tenons Open Box
Ultra-Shear's Metric Spiral Router Bits put the ease and accuracy of loose tenon joinery into any shop with a plunge router. The six available sizes match dimensions of Festool Domino tenons… 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 and 12mm. But you're not limited to just using manufactured Domino tenons. Combine the Metric Spirals with Ultra-Shear's recently introduced Metric Half-Round Bits and you can make loose tenon joints any width you want. All 6 sizes feature up-cut spiral geometry which cleans the mortise out efficiently and slices the mortise walls to a perfect, glue-ready finish.
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The 4, 5 and 6mm bits have 1/4" shanks and will fit virtually any router. They're particularly convenient in small routers with plunge bases. There are lots of ways to guide the router to cut the mortise. You can build a single-purpose jig yourself, use a pair of router edge guides or simplify your life with Woodpeckers new Mortising Jig.
The larger 8, 10 and 12mm bits have 1/2" shanks, requiring a mid-size or larger router. The 12mm bit had a 50.5mm depth of cut, making it perfect for the 100mm length Dominos.
The Solid Carbide Metric Spiral Router Bits are available individually or you can save some money by buying sets. The five-piece set matches all the sizes cut by the Domino DF-500. The six-piece set adds the 12mm bit. Like all Woodpeckers products, the Metric Spirals are made right here in our Strongsville, Ohio, facility just south of Cleveland. Don’t settle for inferior quality imported bits to save money. Woodpeckers uses state-of-the-art CNC grinding equipment, the highest quality solid carbide blanks and ultra-fine grinding wheels to produce American-made router bits at extremely competitive prices. We’re confident you won’t find an American-made bit of the same design for less.
| Country of Manufacture | United States |
|---|---|
| Flute | 2 Flute |
| Shank | 1/4" |
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