Roman Carbide DC1098 5/32-Inch Slot Cutter, 1/4-Inch Shank

Brand:Roman Carbide

3/5

€
42.53

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION This bit is designed to produce a precision slot for T-mouldings, spline joints and biscuit joining. Use DC1098 or DC1102 for No. 10 or 20 biscuits. Four cutters produce a super smooth and accurate slot. ISO 9001 certification for ultimate quality assurance. FROM THE MANUFACTURER This bit is designed to produce a precision slot for T-mouldings, spline joints and biscuit joining. Use DC1098 or DC1102 for No. 10 or 20 biscuits. Four cutters produce a super smooth and accurate slot.

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EAN: 0769433210980

Categories Tools & Home Improvement, Power & Hand Tools, Power Tool Parts & Accessories, Router Parts & Accessories, Router Bits, Joinery Bits,

9/16-Inch cutting depth. 1/4-Inch shank diameter. 2-1/4-Inch overall length. 5/32-Inch cutting length. 2-Inch cutter diameter.

Brand	Roman Carbide
Country of Origin	‎Taiwan
Customer Reviews	4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 4 ratings 4.0 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
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Item model number	‎DC1098
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎4.8 ounces
Manufacturer	‎ROMAN CARBIDE
Material	Carbide
Material	‎Carbide
Package Dimensions	‎4.3 x 2.3 x 2.3 inches
Part Number	‎DC1098
Shank Type	Spline
Tool Flute Type	Straight
Warranty Description	‎90 Days Warranty

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Scritto da: Zimmian

Shaft too short

Unfortunately I spent a lot of money on a slot cutter which simply was not long enough. To achieve any sort of slot in the wood I was working I was only able to clamp down 1/4 inch on the shaft with the collet on my router/table combination. I simply could go no further with the depth adjustment on my router/table to get the shaft further in the collet. So, as is, I gave it a shot while covering it up with a wooden box I had available. Within two seconds of spinning the cutter jumped out of the router. In the process gouging a nice hold in my box. Can you say dangerous? Look I will be the very first to admit I am not in any way an expert or perhaps even a beginner wood worker but another 1/4 on the shaft would have made working with this cutter at least feasible. Useless to me.

Scritto da: JRGU

Five Stars

Very good