Roman Carbide DC1098 5/32-tommer slidskærer, 1/4-tommer skaft

Name: Roman Carbide DC1098 5/32-tommer slidskærer, 1/4-tommer skaft
Brand: Roman Carbide
SKU: 0769433210980
Price: 301.45 DKK
Availability: InStock

Brand:Roman Carbide

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301.45

PRODUKTBESKRIVELSE Denne bit er designet til at producere en præcisionsslids til T-lister, splinesamlinger og kikssamling. Brug DC1098 eller DC1102 til nr. 10 eller 20 kiks. Fire fræsere producerer en super glat og præcis spalte. ISO 9001 certificering for ultimativ kvalitetssikring. FRA PRODUCENTEN Denne bit er designet til at producere en præcisionsslids til T-lister, splinesamlinger og kikssamling. Brug DC1098 eller DC1102 til nr. 10 eller 20 kiks. Fire fræsere producerer en super glat og præcis spalte.

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EAN: 0769433210980

Kategorier Værktøj og boligforbedring, Værktøj & Håndværktøj, Elektroværktøjsdele og tilbehør, Routerdele & tilbehør, Router Bits, Joinery Bits,

9/16-tommer skæredybde. 1/4-tommer skaftdiameter. 2-1/4-tommer samlet længde. 5/32-tommer skærelængde. 2-tommers skærediameter.

Brand	Roman Carbide
Country of Origin	‎Taiwan
Customer Reviews	4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 4 ratings 4.0 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
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Item model number	‎DC1098
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎4.8 ounces
Manufacturer	‎ROMAN CARBIDE
Material	Carbide
Material	‎Carbide
Package Dimensions	‎4.3 x 2.3 x 2.3 inches
Part Number	‎DC1098
Shank Type	Spline
Tool Flute Type	Straight
Warranty Description	‎90 Days Warranty

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Scritto da: Zimmian

Shaft too short

Unfortunately I spent a lot of money on a slot cutter which simply was not long enough. To achieve any sort of slot in the wood I was working I was only able to clamp down 1/4 inch on the shaft with the collet on my router/table combination. I simply could go no further with the depth adjustment on my router/table to get the shaft further in the collet. So, as is, I gave it a shot while covering it up with a wooden box I had available. Within two seconds of spinning the cutter jumped out of the router. In the process gouging a nice hold in my box. Can you say dangerous? Look I will be the very first to admit I am not in any way an expert or perhaps even a beginner wood worker but another 1/4 on the shaft would have made working with this cutter at least feasible. Useless to me.

Scritto da: JRGU

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Very good