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Large Beveled Raised Panel Router Bit w/ Back Cutter – Whiteside 5920B

Beveled Raised Panel router bit with Back Cutter allows you to cut the front profile and the optional back cut at the same time . 1/2″ Shank 3-1/4″ Large Diameter 2 wings Not coated See pics for dimensions Made In USA

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$119.59 $183.99 In stock

Category: Raised Panel Router Bits

This Panel Bit with Back Cutter allows you to cut the Front Reveal and the optional Back Cut at the same time while guaranteeing a 1/4” tongue in the process.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin ★★★★★

The 1/4" tongue guarantee is a huge time-saver since I don't have to constantly measure and adjust. Ran it through some maple and the back cutter left a perfectly clean shoulder on the raised panel.

Henry D. ★★★★★

Cut both the front reveal and the back cut in one pass, and the 1/4" tongue was spot-on every time. The carbide edges stayed razor sharp through a full set of oak panels, no burning or chattering at all. Exactly what I needed for cabinet doors.

Ava P. ★★★★★

The 1/4" tongue came out perfect on the first pass, which saved me a ton of setup time since I didn't have to switch bits. The back cutter doing both sides in one run really streamlined my cabinet door work, and the finish was clean enough that I barely needed any sanding.