Slab Flattening Router Bit 1/2 Shank, 6-Wing, 2" Cutting Dia, Insert Carbide CNC Spoilboard Surfacing Router Bit, Wood Planer Planing Bit for Flycutter/ Slab Leveler/ Rabbeting by SICWOOD
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- Condition
- New
- Size
- 2" Dia - 6W
- Model
- surfacing12.7SIC01
- Weight
- 0.22 kg
- Material
- Tungsten Carbide
- Cut Type
- flattening cut
- Cutting Diameter
- 2 in
- In the box
- 1 * surfacing router bit 1/2 shank
Features 5
- 6-Wing Cutting Smoother: This CNC spoilboard surfacing router bit uses solid carbid blade, high hardness, sharpness of blade, smoother cutting, Great for flattening wood.
- Important Safety Note: This 2" (6-wing) flattening bit operates at high RPM and requires precise setup. Check all six carbide inserts for flatness and tightness before usesmall deviations (1/32") may cause imbalance and vibration. Test-run below 10,000 RPM first, then increase gradually. Never exceed 18,000 RPM. Use a router with at least 2 HP for safe operation. ensure both safety and a quality slab surface.
- Efficient & Economical: This flattening router bit with replaceable 4-sided carbide Inserts 1.5mm thickness, more Durable and Sharp than other carbide blade, longer life, it is a cost-effective solution.
- Cutting Material: Used on planing and rabbeting the following materials: MDF/Plywood /Chipboard /Plastic /Acrylic / Fiberboard/Balsa/HDU Board /HDF/LDF / Epoxy (Epoxy Resins) / Hardwood/Softwood
- FOR Equipment: Use on router sled for flattening slabs, and other CNC machine. Make sure that your router sled rails are fully stable and squared, Make sure the screws are tight
Specs 15
| Size | 2" Dia - 6W |
|---|---|
| Material | Tungsten Carbide |
| Brand | SICWOOD |
| Item Weight | 0.22 kg |
| Cut Type | flattening cut |
| Size Name | 2" Dia - 6W |
| Cutting Diameter | 2 inches |
| Item Diameter | 2 inches |
| Number of Flutes | 6 |
| Material Type | Tungsten Carbide |
| Brand Name | SICWOOD |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | SICWOOD |
| Model | surfacing12.7SIC01 |
| Part Number | surfacing12.7SIC01 |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Smooth fast cutting
Size: 2" Dia,1/2 Shank, 4-Wing
Style: Surfacing Bit 1/2 Shank
I use to rough out, initial passes, and it works well. Some of my slabs are not consistent thickness and this bit cuts quickly. This pin oak is hard . Bit lasts. Very little chatter.
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025 by john holcomb
Nice router bit
Size: 2+2 Insert, 1-1/2" Dia-1/2 Shank
Style: Surfacing Bit 1/2 Shank
It does a great job flattening boards. Since my shop is small and I don't have room for a planer this is a great alternative. Having changeable cutting blades is a nice economical feature.
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2024 by evs
Works Well
Size: 2-3/8" Dia,1/2 Shank, 3-Wing
Style: Surfacing Bit 1/2 Shank
The 1/2" shank and needed for a cutting diameter of this width. I tried the 3/8" in past and they always bent on my (scary). I've used this now for flattening several slabs and built a 4'X9' dinning table. Cutting teeth have held up well, but are also replaceable (and you can rotate them).
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025 by Thomas B Nielsen
Price point is very good
Size: 2" Dia,1/2 Shank, 6-Wing
Style: Surfacing Bit 1/2 Shank
Very good router bit
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025 by Robert Park
Good surface planning bit.
Size: 2+2 Insert, 1-1/2" Dia-1/2 Shank
Style: Surfacing Bit 1/2 Shank
The bit cuts an inch and half wide path. Bit will require a 2hp or more router. Bit is difficult to control if making more than a 1/4” deep cut. Carbide cutters are very sharp and stayed sharp cutting out a tray 1 1/8”deep 17” X 10” depression in hard wood.
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025 by John Q Customer
Great product
Size: 2" Dia,1/2 Shank, 6-Wing
Style: Surfacing Bit 1/2 Shank
Surface planned several logs for hours over weekend, didn’t skip a beat. Logs as smooth from start to finish.
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025 by brian may
bought for router sled
Size: 2-1/2" Dia,1/2 Shank, 4-Wing
Style: Surfacing Bit 1/2 Shank
Bought to use on my router sled making slab tables. Works great, stays sharp
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025 by Earl & Terri Johnson
It held up well under load.
Size: Coated 1" Dia,1/4 Shank,3Wing
Style: Surfacing Bit 1/4 Shank
I chose this 1" cutter because the only router I have is 25k rpms, single speed w/ ¼" collet. I had a project to make 24" cookies from Sugar Maple and my chainsaw skills are not good. They needed to be flattened and leave a sandable surface. I made a router Jig and hogged off as much as it was able to, a little less than ¼" at a time. I found out that Maple is about #3 on the hardness scale for common American cabinet lumber. The cutter did not care, I found out during the sanding process how hard it was. The cutter being so small and I was pushing it hard, the finish was not the best. For the money I thought it was a good buy.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024 by rahhenry rahhenry