CMT
CMT 806.064.11 Flush Trim Profile Router Bit 1/4 in carbide
Carbide-tipped flush trim router bit with a 1/4 in shank for trimming laminate and template work
- Carbide tip keeps edges sharp longer
- 1/4 in cutter diameter trims laminate flush
- 1 in cutting length handles thick stock
- 2 1/2 in overall length reaches deep profiles
- 1/4 in shank fits standard routers
CMT 806.064.11 Flush Trim Router Bit
This CMT 806.064.11 router bit is a flush trim profile tool with a 1/4 inch carbide cutter. It is designed for precision trimming tasks in a workshop or on a job site. The bit suits woodworkers and joiners who need a reliable profile cutter for laminate or template work. It arrives new and ready for immediate use in a compatible router.
Suited for template profiling.
This bit suits users following a bearing-guided template to trim edges flush with a substrate. It is not for hogging out large volumes of material or cutting deep mortises in a single pass. Builders who need a straight plunge bit or a large diameter panel cutter should look at a different tool. The carbide tip resists wear on abrasive laminates and hardwoods.
1/4 inch carbide cutter diameter decides fit
The single specification that decides compatibility is the 1/4 inch cutter diameter. Your router collet must accept a 1/4 inch shank and the project must require this exact cutting width. If the job demands a wider or narrower profile, this bit will not produce the correct result. Verify the collet size and profile requirement before ordering.
Highlights
- Carbide tip keeps edges sharp longer
- 1/4 in cutter diameter trims laminate flush
- 1 in cutting length handles thick stock
- 2 1/2 in overall length reaches deep profiles
- 1/4 in shank fits standard routers
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I pick the right size of the 806.064.11 flush trim bit for my job?
This model is a single 1/4 in carbide flush trim profile bit; choose it when you need that exact cutter diameter and profile for trimming laminates or template work.
What does the 1/4 in cutter diameter mean when the bit is spinning in my router?
The 1/4 in carbide cutter removes a narrow path per pass, giving fine control on curves and tight corners while the bearing follows the template or edge.
Will the 1/4 in shank fit every router I might use?
The 1/4 in shank fits any router with a 1/4 in collet; it will not seat in a 1/2 in-only collet without an adapter.
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