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Westward

Westward 16Y564 carbide tipped router bit 1 in cutter diameter

SKU CH-QHT9-4CBN2 MPN 16Y564

Carbide-tipped roundover router bit with a 1 in cutter diameter for smooth edge profiling

  • TypeRouters
  • Weight0.2
  • Carbide tip stays sharp longer for clean cuts
  • 1 in cutter diameter shapes wide roundover profiles
  • 1/2 in shank fits standard router collets
  • Light .2 lb weight reduces fatigue during extended use

1 in carbide tipped router bit

The Westward 16Y564 is a carbide tipped forming router bit with a 1 in cutter diameter. It produces a roundover cut profile and features a 1/2 in shank. The fractional inch design suits woodworkers shaping decorative edges on a router table or handheld router.

Practical limits of the fractional inch standard

The bit dimensions include 17/32 in and 2 19/32 in specifications that define the cutting geometry. These fixed measurements restrict the profile to a specific radius and depth. Woodworkers needing a different roundover size or a metric shank must select another bit.

Highlights

  • Carbide tip stays sharp longer for clean cuts
  • 1 in cutter diameter shapes wide roundover profiles
  • 1/2 in shank fits standard router collets
  • Light .2 lb weight reduces fatigue during extended use

Specifications

TypeRouters
Weight0.2
BrandWestward
Model16Y564

Questions about this item

Which cutter diameter should I pick for a standard roundover profile?

The 1 in cutter diameter on this bit is the standard size for a typical roundover profile in fractional inch measurements.

What does the 17/32 in dimension tell me about the cut depth?

The 17/32 in measurement indicates the cutting length, so the bit can produce a roundover up to that depth in a single pass.

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