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Infinity Tools 1/4" Shank Straight Router Bits w/ Plunge Point

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$11.94 $19.9 In stock

Category: Router Bits Straight Bits

Use these premium quality Plunge Point Straight router bits for dadoes, rabbets, pattern cuts or virtually any application requiring a straight edge. With these special straight router bits you can start your cut in the middle of the workpiece with ease and precision. They cut a smooth entry point and leave a flat bottom. All Infinity Tools Straight Router bits with plunge point feature a downshear cutting geometry for ultra smooth cuts.

All the router bits on this page are 1/4" Shank x 1" Cutter Height

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Grace ★★★★★

The plunge point makes starting a dado dead center a breeze, no more walking or chattering. I cut a 1/2" deep rabbet in oak and the edge came out glass-smooth.

Victoria ★★★★★

The carbide tips on these bits are holding up beautifully after a dozen dado cuts in oak, and the plunge point really does let you drop right into the middle of a workpiece without any walking.

Olivia ★★★★★

The plunge point makes starting a groove dead simple—no more wandering or chattering before the cut engages. Spun it through a full-length dado in oak and the edges came out clean enough to skip sanding.