3/4″ 深槽口路由器位元 x 1/2″ 柄 – Whiteside 1959

Cut six drawer joints in white oak this weekend and every rabbet came out crisp with zero tear-out on the grain. The 3/4-inch depth handled my panels in a single pass, and the 1/2-inch shank never wobbled even at full plunge.

The bearing rides smooth and true, and that 3/4-inch depth lets me knock out cabinet door rabbets in a single pass without any burning on hard maple. Paid for itself on the first project.

Finally got around to using this bit for a set of bookshelves and the 3/4-inch depth cut through the hardwood without any burning. The bearing ran smooth and true, leaving a crisp, square rabbet edge that needed almost no sanding.