Amana Tool RC-2251 2-1/2" Insert Carbide Spoilboard Surfacing Router Bit

SKU
RC-2251
$402.93
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Features unique 2+2 insert knife design that contains two cutting flutes and two up-shear scorers, which provide a smoother finish at the bottom of the cut than traditional two-knife style router bits. A great tool for fast removal of materials over a large surface area. The scorer leaves an improved finish at the bottom of the cut. Great for surface planing. These industrial router bits feature solid carbide insert knives with four cutting edges that allow users to rotate the knife when one side becomes dull providing the highest-quality finish available on woodworking tools.

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ManufacturerAmana Tool Corp.
ConditionNew
UPC73868522511
Features
  • Flattening live edge slabs using router sleds/mills or CNC machines
  • Resurfacing spoilboards using CNC
  • 2+2 spoilboards contain two bottom scorers for better performance, finer surface finish and better clearance for 90 degree corners.
  • Planing large glued up panels using CNC
  • Surfacing and finishing wood using timber slab machines
  • Rabbeting or slotting
  • 2+2 design
  • 4-sided solid carbide insert knives
  • Exclusive carbide grade for highest quality of cut
  • Maximum cutting efficiency
  • Faster material removal process
TypeRouter Bit
Diameter(D)2 1/2"
MaterialSolid Carbide
Max. RPM16,000 RPM
Overall Length(L)2 1/2"
Shank(d)1/2"
Cutting Height(B)15/32"
ApplicationSpoilboard Surfacing, Rabbeting, Flycutter, Slab Leveler & Surface Planer, MDF, Fiberboard, HDF/LDF, Balsa Core*, Epoxy (Epoxy Resins)*, High Density Urethane (HDU Board)*, Plastic/Acrylic*, Plywood/Chipboard*, Hardwood/Softwood*, Ultra-High-Molecular-Weight Polyethylene (UHMWPE)*

*For optimal results and maximum insert life, replace inserts with optional general purpose knives #AMA-12 and #RCK-70 (sold separately).

** Use lower CNC spindle RPM and adjusted feed-rate to prevent Melting and adhesion of the acrylic material to the tool.