FivePears Down Cut Spiral Router Bit 1/4 inch Shank for CNC with Extreme Life Coated, 1/4" Cutting Diameter, 1-1/4" Cutting Length, CNC Carbide End Mill for Wood Carving Engraving Grinding Grooving
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Style: Down Cut 1/4" Shank
Pattern Name: 1/4" Cutting Diameter
Size: 1/4" Dia - 1-1/4" CL - 1/4" Shank
Features
- SIZE DESCRIPTION: 2 Flute Dowm Cut Solid carbide Spiral router bit with 1/4 inch shank and 1/4 inch cutting diameter, 1-1/4 inch cutting length, 3 inch for total length. Extreme Life Coated for up to three times longer life
- WIDELY USED: The solid carbide spiral Router bits are suitable for CNC routers and table routers as well as any brand of routers with 1/4" collets. For cutting plywood, OAK, MDF, and any hardwood working and keep sharp after multiple uses
- DOWN CUT ROUTER BIT:It is great idea for cutting shallow dados, rabbets, and visible slots. When cutting dados or grooves with the down cut router bit, be sure to reduce the feed speed to allow more time for chip evacuation.Down-cut bit leaves a clean top edge but a rough bottom edge
- GRADE ROLLING: FivePears' solid carbide spiral Router bits are graded professional grade, industrial grade quality control to ensure the best performance, 91% ultrafine tungsten carbide particles and 9% cobalt content design make the bit more wear-resistant, the same grade for high quality
- NANOCOMPOSITE COATING: Our Coated bits feature a nanocomposite coating with 4500HV nanohardness, 1100C heat resistance and 0.35 COF. Bring you a super wear-resistant experience
Size: 1/4" Dia - 1-1/4" CL - 1/4" Shank
Material: Tungsten Carbide
Brand: FIVEPEARS
Cutting Length: 1-1/4" Inches
Item Weight: 0.07 Kilograms
Cut Type: 2 Flute
Cutting Diameter: 1/4" Inches
Item Diameter: 0.25 Inches
Number of Flutes: 2
Item Weight: 2.39 ounces
Manufacturer: FivePears
Item model number: WYL-CNC-DC24413-B
Date First Available: March 29, 2023
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Style: Compression Cut 1/4" Shank
Pattern Name: 1/4" Cutting Diameter
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Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2024 by Brian
Packaged so it arrived undamaged which is very important for this product. I will buy from this store again.
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2023 by Amazon Customer
The media could not be loaded. This is not my first FivePears router bit - I like them because they are 100% Carbide construction for durability and longevity, plus the ones that I own have the nano-coating on the cutting area of the bits, which helps the bits be smooth-cutting and cooler-running (which further helps to prolong the life of the bit). This particular item is a 1/4" shank, 1/8" cutting diameter down cut bit, and has a generous 1" cutting length. I've started to appreciate the down cut vs up cut bits lately for material that has a "fragile" top surface, for example thin plywood or old and dry pine as I used for a sample cut in the attached video. In this clip, the first half shows the cutting of a simple pattern in a REALLY old and EXTREMELY dry piece of 2X4 using a standard up cut bit, while the second half shows cutting basically the same pattern with the FivePears down cut bit. The only difference in the design is the profile cut at the left side of the toolpath, in which I used "UC" for up cut and "DC" for the downcut bith. It may be a little hard to see, but the up cut bit tore up the top of the material more than the down cut, particularly in the "UC" and "DC" parts. That's what a down cut bit is particularly good for: maximizing the integrity of the material surface along the edges of the cuts. A downside of the down cut is often said to be a rougher bottom of the cut, but in this case I compared the two cuts and the bottoms looked identical to me. Another thing I like about FivePears is that they include a spec sheet with feeds, chip loads, ramp speeds, and other information pertaining to their bits. This is a handy reference to help make the most out of their tools.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2023 by AndySki AndySki
I've primarily used the upcut bit on epoxy and plastic, and the quality has been commendable. The bits not only look aesthetically pleasing but have also retained their sharpness. Additionally, the finish is sleek, and the shavings are effectively cleared from the cut. However, a point of concern for me is the length of the bit for its 1/4" shank. When I operated these bits at my standard feeds for 1/4" (with a 1/2" shaft), there was a noticeable vibration or "singing." I suspect a slightly shorter bit might alleviate this issue. Nonetheless, reducing the speed by 20% did the trick. For anyone considering this bit, my advice is to be gentle with it to ensure longevity.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2023 by James Scott
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Pattern Name: 1/8" Cutting Diameter
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1/8” Cutter Diameter, 1/4” Shank, 1” Cutter Length Model #UD38410-B I reduced the chip load by 50% from the manufacturers instruction because this cutter is very long and skinny. Still didn’t help. It broke off just below the taper before getting through the first tool path. 90IPM feed rate 18k rpm 1D depth of cut
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2023 by John John
I tend to be pretty picky about router bits and there is a definite differences across brands. I like Axxxx and Wxxxxxxx a lot, but they are so expensive and often not justified for a small woodshop like mine. I have owned a few FivePears products before and think of them as a brand with little chance of huge disappointment. Their usual products are thoughtfully designed and faithfully manufactured for mid-level quality. That said, these two nano-coated, all carbide bits seem out of the norm for FivePears because they represent a higher level of quality at a much higher price than their usual. I had to write this review quickly, so have not had a chance to put them through a more comprehensive test. I used the up bit to make a couple of box joints in pine and the down bit to make a some grooves and dados as a test for some inlay in sassafras. Sassafras mills well and made the shop smell good. Both bits came well boxed and well labeled both on the bit and box. You do not want to get the two bits mixed up. Both bits are sharp and cut very nicely providing clean bottoms and shoulders. Of course they are new and I would expect this even from lesser quality bits. I have included some images of the results. Imperfections in the box joint should be attributed to operator error and a hasty setup. The up bit cut a little better after some use (wear of the coating off the cutting edge?). The down bit made a really clean dado in the sassafras. The groove had clean shoulders but was a little hairy on one side. As a simple test of whether all new bits cut well, I made a dado with the up-bit .The dado shoulders were a ragged a mess with loads of tearout. Do not get the bits mixed up! It iswhy labeling is so important.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2023 by Bob_Sunshine Bob_Sunshine
This bit works well to remove material when cutting on my CNC machine. The lifetime of the bit seems to be shorter than expected and dulls on the softwood I like to use. I do find that the surface finish left over on the bottom of the cut is rougher than I'd like this can be gotten around by using another bit to go over it and clean it up but then that's an extra step in the process. Some more experimenting may also be done to get the surface finish I'd like but I think I'll stick to what I was using.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2023 by Trevor F.
Style: Compression Cut 1/4" Shank
Pattern Name: 1/4" Cutting Diameter
Size: 1/4" Dia - 1" CL - 1/4" Shank
I use my routers quite often, so I can always use new bits and it's nice to try out new brands. I've reviewed a few fivepears and they have been good thus far, this bit is as good as the rest. It's a good looking bit that is well made. I like compression bits because they can be the best of both worlds, for clean cuts up and down, if you have enough depth. They are not the best for short cuts. So far this bit cuts quite well. Not as sharp as some other bits I've used, but it does hog out the wood good enough. Good bit, good price, would recommend.
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