Freud 99-475: 1-11/16" (Dia.) Chair Rail Bit with 1/2" Shank

Brand:Freud

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133.28

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 1-11/16" (Dia.) Chair Rail Bit FROM THE MANUFACTURER Freud's new series of architectural molding router bits is ideal for renovators, remodelers, or woodworkers who need to mill a perfect match to standard molding designs. Besides matching one of the most common chair rail molding profiles, this bit provides the flexibility to mill chair rail molding from the right wood species required by the project. That means professionals and homeowners can save the cost of ordering expensive custom-milled moldings.This bit creates industry standard chair rail molding profile #390. Adds a beautiful horizontal detail to any room in the home or office. Features Freud's TiCo¿ Hi-Density Carbide with Titanium for long life and a flawless finish and Perma-shield coating to resist heat. Use with hardwood or softwood to mill stain grade molding. Use with table-mounted routers or CNC equipment. Note:For best results make two or more passes.

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Categories Tools & Home Improvement, Power & Hand Tools, Power Tool Parts & Accessories, Router Parts & Accessories, Router Bits, Edge Treatment & Grooving Bits,

Freud Perma-SHIELD Coating. Use with table mounted or CNC routers. Bits for chair #300 can also be used by themselves for other profiles. Use with hardwood or softwood to mill stain grade molding. Choose your favorite wood, and perfectly match two very popular chair rail designs. Specs: Number of Cutters 2, Overall Dia. 1-11/16", Overall Length 4-1/4", Shank Dia. 1/2", Carbide Height 2-3/4".

Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Freud
Brand	‎Freud
Color	‎Perma-SHIELD Coating Red
Customer Reviews	4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 15 ratings 4.1 out of 5 stars
Finish	‎Titanium
Finish Type	Titanium
Finish Type	‎Titanium
Included Components	‎Chair Rail Router Bit
Item Dimensions LxWxH	1 x 1 x 1 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎1 x 1 x 1 inches
Item model number	‎99-475
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎12 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Freud
Material	Blend
Material	‎Blend
Measurement System	‎Metric
Minimum Bore Diameter	‎1 Inches
Part Number	‎99-475
Pattern	‎Set
Product Dimensions	‎1 x 1 x 1 inches
Shank Type	Straight
Shank Type	‎Straight
Size	‎One Size
Style	‎Chair Rail Router Bit 1/2 inch Shank Matches Industry Standard Profile #390
Surface Recommendation	‎Wood
Tool Flute Type	‎Straight
Usage	‎Professional
Voltage	‎1 Volts
Warranty Description	‎Freud Limited Tooling Warranty. Contact Freud customer service for more details. 800-334-4107
Wattage	‎1 watts

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Scritto da: Steven

This is NOT for a router!

This bit is awesome! It will do exactly what it says it will do but it does NOT go on a router. I found out the hard way when it spun itself off my router and embedded itself in my router table safety fence. My router was repaired and is back in business but required a major repair including a new 1/2" collet. DO NOT USE THIS BIT ON A ROUTER. This bit is designed to be used in a Shaper. Huh? I said when a professional wood worker said after almost dying laughing that I almost died. He was glad I didn't die but floored by my stupidity. Freud, not all of us are professionals. We need to be told certain things. Like for one, this bit is for a Shaper! Not a Router. A Shaper is a much bigger version of the router. It's much more powerful and can handle larger bit for making awesome molding and other terrific things. I have put this bit aside until I can add a Shaper to my shop. Save your money and likely your life, don't buy this unless you plan on using it for a Shaper. Also, consult a professional when it doubt.

Scritto da: Nevada Geezer

Freud makes excellent tools

This bit is the one I was looking for, being the industry standard #390. I needed something like this in order to duplicate the paint grade version to stain grade hardwoods. I am using it on a Shop Fox 2 HP shaper, which handles it fine. Be forewarned that with the big cuts it makes that you should take 4-5 passes on hardwoods and 2-3 passes on softwoods. It is especially important when approacing the last 1-2 passes to only take 1/8" to 1/16" deep cuts since it is cutting the entire profile. This will avoid blowouts and overloading the shaper, especially on hardwoods. Also, it is a good idea to make a guide to restrict the workpiece from moving in any direction except transversely across the bit to avoid uneven and wavy cuts. For finish work, I typically use Freud carbide blades. They last a long time and cut cleanly. Additonally, Amazon has one of the best prices.

Scritto da: Will

Freud 99-475 Chair Rail Router Bit

This bit worked great for me. You need to make several shallow passes but it comes out beautiful. I was able to match my chair rail to my wainscoting. I wanted everything to have the same wood grain as it is all stained. I definitely recommend. this router bit. I am very satisfied.

Scritto da: errol sookoo

Five Stars

Excellent !!! first class ...no seconds

Scritto da: J. S. Hawkins

Solid Router Bit!

Several weeks back, I purchased the Freud 99-475 Chair Rail Router Bit. I am new to heavy routing, but I am an old shoe when it comes to woodworking, construction, and working around the home. I will admit it took some getting used to and I had to go online for a few tips and pointers regarding routing in general, but this was no fault of the bit. I am using the bit with a Bosch RouterBosch 1617EVSPK 12 Amp 2-1/4-Horsepower Plunge and Fixed Base Variable Speed Router Kit with 1/4-Inch and 1/2-Inch Collets (great router by the way) mounted in the Bosch Router TableBOSCH RA1181 Benchtop Router Table . The 1/2 inch shank is solid and the bit itself is great. It was very sharp when received. My only warning to you is that this bit makes extremely deep cuts, so (1) make sure (if you are using a table top router table) that your router and table are both securely fastened, (2) don't try to take the full cut all at once (make a shallow cut and keep increasing the depth through several passes), (3) use a variable speed router so you can adjust the bit speed, (4) keep the bit sharpened if used frequently, and (5) do your research if you are new to this sort of thing. There are many good hints and tips from the pro's on the Internet. Above all, please be careful! If you have not used a large bit like this before, you may be in for an awakening.