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45° Chamfer Router Bit x 3/4″ Cut Height – Whiteside 2306

1/2″ shank, 2″ large diameter, this 45 degree chamfer router bit fits most routers with 1/2″ collet. Use for chamfered edges or miter joints. 1/2″ Shank 3/4″ Cut Height 1-1/16″ Cut Length 2″ Large Diameter Bearing Part#: B3 Recommended RPM: 13,000-15,000 Made In USA

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$39.68 $62.99 In stock

Category: Chamfer Bits & Bevel Router Bits

This chamfer bit is designed to cut a 45 degree angle on your work piece. Whether you are using the 45° as a decorative edge or making mitered corners, the two flute carbide tipped design will give you an accurate cut every time

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

William V. ★★★★★

Cutting mitered corners on some oak picture frames was a breeze—the carbide tips stayed sharp through all 12 cuts without any burning. Clean finish right out of the box.

Carter ★★★★★

Used this to miter the corners on a walnut picture frame and the joints closed up tight with almost no gap. The 3/4" cut height gave me plenty of bite on the 1x stock. Two flutes left a clean edge I didn't have to sand much.

Emily X. ★★★★★

The carbide tips left glass-smooth edges on the oak picture frames I built, no tearout at all. Cutting mitered corners at 45° took maybe half the time it used to with my old bit. The 3/4" cut height handled the thicker stock without any chatter.