• Shank Diameter (8mm): The top part of the designation indicates the diameter of the cylindrical shaft that inserts into your router's collet.
• Cutting Diameter (8mm): The second number indicates the width of the slot or groove that this bit will cut into the material
Straight bits of this size are highly versatile workshop staples, typically used for:
• Routing Grooves and Dadoes: Cutting straight-lined channels into wood, MDF, plywood, or plastics for joints (like drawer bottoms or cabinet shelving).
• Mortising: Cutting out pockets for hinges and hardware.
• CNC Milling: Programmed cutting, profiling, or pocketing operations on automated CNC router machines
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