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RYOBI introdues the 24-Piece Router Bit Set with 15-Piece Shank Carbide Router Bit Set. The RYOBI 24-Piece Router Bits are ideal for decorative trimming, edging, and joining. 1/4 in. Shank compatible with all corded and cordless routers. Carbide tipped for a longer cutting life and ultra-fine finish. This set is a consumable item and includes (1) Panel Pilot Bit 1/4 in., (1) Keyhole Bit 3/8 in., (1) Roman Ogee Bit R5/32 in., (1) Round Nose Bit 1/4 in., (2) Dovetail Bits 3/8 and 1/2 in., (1) Core Box Bit 1/2 in., (2) Cove Bits R1/4 and R3/8 in., (1) Chamfer Bit 1/2 in., (1) Mortising Bit 1/2 in., (1) Ovolo Bit R1/2 in., (1) Flush Trim 1/2 in., (1) Rabbiting Bit 7/8 in., (1) "V" Grooving Bit 1/2 in., (1) Half Round Bit R3/16 in., (4) Straight Bits 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, and 3/4 in., (4) Roundover Bits 1/8, 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 in., and (1) Protective Case. The Carbide Router Bit Set (15-Piece) bits can be used for decorative edging, joining, and trimming. These router bits feature 1/4 in. shanks and range in size form 1/4 in. to 5/8 in. The Carbide Router Bit Set includes a compact, protective case.

The Yonico 14520q 5 Bit Dovetail Router Bit Set contains 5 common dovetail bit sizes and angles needed for most dovetail projects. Can be used with a dovetail jig for half-blind dovetail joints or can be used together with dado bits to produce through-dovetail joints. The dovetail is probably the most recognizable of all woodworking joints. A dovetail joint is self-aligning and interlocking. There are numerous versions of the dovetail joint, including half blind dovetails, through dovetails, mitered dovetails and sliding dovetails. All of these variations are common in casework and drawer construction. A single dovetail bit can make almost any kind of dovetail, depending on the desired size. You'll need a jig to make most dovetail joints, as well as a guide bushing for your router. Check the instructions with your dovetail jig to select a bit with the appropriate angle, which will usually be somewhere between 7° and 14°.

This dovetail bit has a cutting diameter of 3/8 in. with an angle of 7° and a cutting height of 3/4 in. The shank is 1/in. Dia. The dovetail is probably the most recognizable of all woodworking joints. A dovetail joint is self-aligning and interlocking. There are numerous versions of the dovetail joint, including half blind dovetails, through dovetails, mitered dovetails and sliding dovetails. All of these variations are common in casework and drawer construction. A single dovetail bit can make almost any kind of dovetail, depending on the desired size. You'll need a jig to make most dovetail joints, as well as a guide bushing for your router. Check the instructions with your dovetail jig to select a bit with the appropriate angle, which will usually be somewhere between 7° and 14°.

This dovetail bit has a cutting diameter of 9/32 in., with an angle of 7° and a cutting height of 17/32 in. The shank is 1/2 in. Dia. The dovetail is probably the most recognizable of all woodworking joints. A dovetail joint is self-aligning and interlocking. There are numerous versions of the dovetail joint, including half blind dovetails, through dovetails, mitered dovetails and sliding dovetails. All of these variations are common in casework and drawer construction. A single dovetail bit can make almost any kind of dovetail, depending on the desired size. You'll need a jig to make most dovetail joints, as well as a guide bushing for your router. Check the instructions with your dovetail jig to select a bit with the appropriate angle, which will usually be somewhere between 7° and 14°.

This dovetail bit has a cutting diameter of 11/16 in., with an angle of 8° and a cutting height of 1 in. The shank is 1/2 in. Dia. The dovetail is probably the most recognizable of all woodworking joints. A dovetail joint is self-aligning and interlocking. There are numerous versions of the dovetail joint, including half blind dovetails, through dovetails, mitered dovetails and sliding dovetails. All of these variations are common in casework and drawer construction. A single dovetail bit can make almost any kind of dovetail, depending on the desired size. You'll need a jig to make most dovetail joints, as well as a guide bushing for your router. Check the instructions with your dovetail jig to select a bit with the appropriate angle, which will usually be somewhere between 7° and 14°.

This dovetail bit has a cutting diameter of 1/4 in., with an angle of 8° and a cutting height of 1/4 in. The shank is 1/4 in. Dia. The dovetail is probably the most recognizable of all woodworking joints. A dovetail joint is self-aligning and interlocking. There are numerous versions of the dovetail joint, including half blind dovetails, through dovetails, mitered dovetails and sliding dovetails. All of these variations are common in casework and drawer construction. A single dovetail bit can make almost any kind of dovetail, depending on the desired size. You'll need a jig to make most dovetail joints, as well as a guide bushing for your router. Check the instructions with your dovetail jig to select a bit with the appropriate angle, which will usually be somewhere between 7° and 14°.

This dovetail bit has a cutting diameter of 3/8 in., with an angle of 9° and a cutting height of 3/8 in. The shank is 1/2 in. Dia. The dovetail is probably the most recognizable of all woodworking joints. A dovetail joint is self-aligning and interlocking. There are numerous versions of the dovetail joint, including half blind dovetails, through dovetails, mitered dovetails and sliding dovetails. All of these variations are common in casework and drawer construction. A single dovetail bit can make almost any kind of dovetail, depending on the desired size. You'll need a jig to make most dovetail joints, as well as a guide bushing for your router. Check the instructions with your dovetail jig to select a bit with the appropriate angle, which will usually be somewhere between 7° and 14°.

This dovetail bit has a cutting diameter of 3/8 in., with an angle of 9° and a cutting height of 3/8 in. The shank is 1/4 in. Dia. The dovetail is probably the most recognizable of all woodworking joints. A dovetail joint is self-aligning and interlocking. There are numerous versions of the dovetail joint, including half blind dovetails, through dovetails, mitered dovetails and sliding dovetails. All of these variations are common in casework and drawer construction. A single dovetail bit can make almost any kind of dovetail, depending on the desired size. You'll need a jig to make most dovetail joints, as well as a guide bushing for your router. Check the instructions with your dovetail jig to select a bit with the appropriate angle, which will usually be somewhere between 7° and 14°.

Designed for use with a 4200 Series dovetail jig, this template kit from Porter-Cable includes a 13/32 in. carbide-tipped dovetail router bit to carve out dovetail and box joints on woodworking pieces. The handy device makes it easy to trace joinery cutouts for drawers, jewelry boxes or other carpentry creations. Material: Steel.

Use the Yonico 14990q 90° V-groove Router Bit for grooving and sign making. 2-flute carbide cutters and 1/4 in. shanks. Grooving router bits are great for plunge routing in solid woods and MDF with a handheld router or CNC machine. Add an interesting detail to panels or use a template to trace a design with 1 of these profiles. V-groove router bits are also great for lettering and sign making.