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Diablo's Rounding over Router Bits soften furniture edges and creates decorative beads. With interchangeable bearings to cut rabbets of different depths, Featuring TiCo carbide with titanium, these bits provide a long cutting life and ultra-fine finish. Perma-shield, Diablo's high performance coating, reduces friction and build-up on the bits. The bits kick-back reducing design allows for safer, more controlled cuts. These bits are computer balanced for a smooth and accurate cut. All Diablo router bits feature exceptional quality, unmatched precision and maximum cutting life.
Dimensions: H 4.63 in, W 3.88 in, L 2.875 in
Cut Diameter (in.) | 1.875 in |
|---|---|
Product Height (in.) | 4.63 in |
Product Length (in.) | 2.875 in |
Product Width (in.) | 3.88 in |
Shank Diameter (inch) | 1/2 inch |
Individual/Set | Individual |
|---|---|
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Router/planer type | Cabinet |
Tools Product Type | Power Tool |
The cut radius of this router bit is 1.875 inches, or 1-7/8 inches.
It sure will, Angie. Thanks for the terrific question!
It could if you wanna pay too much money for a router bit.
Yes you can. Make sure the router is set to the correct speed and go at a consistent speed to prevent tear out or buring.
Depends upon what type of laminate your countertops are made of. Since it is a carbide bit it probably will work on most types.
Hi Ozzy! The DR34128 can be used in a handheld router as long as the throat of the router base is large enough to accommodate the bit’s 2” diameter. Since this bit removes a large amount of material, always be sure to use multiple passes to reach the full profile.
Hello Ozzy, Thank you for your question. You can use this bit in a hand help router. You want to make sure that it will take a 1/2" shank and have a large enough motor to handle this bit. You might also want/need to make a couple passes to get a nice smooth corner.
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