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.100″ Slot Cutter – Whiteside 6704A

Cutter makes a small slot into your workpiece for a wide variety of applications. Requires arbor (sold separately) Carbide Tipped 3 Wing Decimal Kerf: .100″ Bore: 5/16″ Large diameter: 1-7/8″ Recommended RPM: 13,000

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$16.79 $27.99 In stock

Category: Slot Cutter Router Bit & T-Slot Cutter Router Bits

Add a different size bearing to change the depth of cut.

  • Use B20 Bearing for 9/16″ depth of cut
  • Use B25 Bearing for 3/8″ depth of cut
  • Use B26 Bearing for 1/4″ depth of cut
  • Use B27 Bearing for 5/8″ depth of cut
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas ★★★★★

Swapping the bearing to adjust the cut depth is way easier than I expected—took me about two minutes to switch from the 9/16" down to the 3/8" setup. The slots are machined tight, so the bearing sits firm with no wobble during use.

Steven ★★★★★

The slot for the bearing change is cleanly machined, so swapping between depths feels precise. Running the B26 bearing gives a perfect 1/4″ channel for my drawer slides.

George ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised by how versatile this cutter is—using the B20 bearing to get a 9/16″ depth of cut worked perfectly for my project. The precision is spot-on, and swapping bearings took just seconds.