CMT
CMT 811.064.11 Straight Cut Profile Router Bit
Straight-cut profile router bit with a 1/4-inch carbide cutter for clean grooving and trimming in wood
- Carbide construction for long cutting life
- 1/4 inch cutter diameter for fine detail work
- 3/4 inch cutting length for shallow profiles
- 2 inch overall length fits standard collets
- 1/4 inch shank compatible with common routers
CMT 811.064.11 Straight Cut Router Bit
The CMT 811.064.11 is a straight cut profile router bit designed for precision trimming and grooving tasks. It features a carbide construction for durability and a 1/4 inch cutter diameter. This accessory suits woodworkers and tradespeople requiring clean, accurate cuts in timber and sheet materials. It is a new power tool accessory from the CMT brand.
Replaces worn or dull straight bits
A fresh carbide bit restores cut quality when an existing straight bit leaves tear-out or burns the workpiece. The jump is worth it when the current cutter cannot maintain a clean edge on hardwoods or abrasive composites. This bit provides a standard fractional inch profile for common joinery and edge-forming applications. It ships directly from the supplier for orders meeting a 75 threshold.
Suits users needing a 1/4 inch straight profile
This bit fits routers accepting 1/4 inch shank accessories for straight cutting operations. It is not for buyers who require a bearing-guided bit for template following or a larger diameter for deep mortising. Workers needing specialised profiles such as round-over or dovetail should look at different cutter geometries. The item is restricted from sale in certain states.
Highlights
- Carbide construction for long cutting life
- 1/4 inch cutter diameter for fine detail work
- 3/4 inch cutting length for shallow profiles
- 2 inch overall length fits standard collets
- 1/4 inch shank compatible with common routers
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What collet size does the 811.064.11 straight-cut bit require?
The bit has a 1/4 in shank, so it fits any standard 1/4 in router collet.
How do I set the cutting depth correctly on the first pass?
Lower the bit until the 3/4 in cutting length engages the workpiece, then lock the router's depth stop before starting the cut.
When should I replace the carbide cutters on this bit?
Replace the bit when the carbide edges show visible chips, burning appears on the cut surface, or feed resistance increases sharply.
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