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? Denotes 5/8" arbor with Diamond knockout.
Fine Crosscut - TC Grind
This blade produces quality cuts when sizing plywood, MDF & sheet goods with a portable circular saw.
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Popular Questions
For cutting 1/2" MDF we recommend that you look at Amana Tool compression bit number 46180-K if you wish to stick with an 1/8" diameter:
https://toolstoday.com/v-13837-46180-...
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Yes, Amana Tool number 46237 will work on MDF.
Feed and speed recommended is as follows:
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A compression bit features both up-cut and down-cut flutes, pulling material fibers toward the center to achieve clean, splinter-free edges on both faces—perfect for plywood and laminates. Conversely, a down-cut bit pushes chips downward, yielding a smooth top surface but often leaving rough or torn bottom edges. The primary distinction is how each bit directs chips and fibers, directly affecting the finish quality of the cut edges, especially on double-sided or veneered materials.
A compression router bit is best used when cutting plywood, laminates, or veneered boards to prevent tear-out on both the top and bottom surfaces. By combining up-cut and down-cut flutes, it effectively pulls fibers toward the center, ensuring exceptionally clean, chip-free edges on both sides of the material in a single pass.
Yes, Amana router bits are generally considered to be of high quality. They are known for their durability, precision, and sharpness, making them a popular choice among both professionals and hobbyists. Many users find them reliable for a wide range of woodworking and applications in some metals.Such as aluminum/non-ferrous metals, ACM , MDF / HDF , solid surfaces, fiberglass, PVCs , acrylics, composites, and other man-made materials.
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Choosing bits designed for specific materials ensures clean cuts, longer tool life, and optimal results. Some bits are engineered for wood and composites, while others are tailored for plastics or non-ferrous metals. For example, Amana Tool 51404-K is optimized for plastics, Amana Tool 46202-K is ideal for wood and laminates, and Amana Tool 51402-Z excels in aluminum and non-ferrous metals. This diversity ensures users can select the best bit for the material at hand, enhancing quality and efficiency.
Amana Tool’s headquarters is located in Farmingdale, New York, USA. The company specializes in industrial-quality cutting tools for woodworking, plastics, and metals.
Amana Tool® is an industry leader for over 50 years specializing in industrial quality cutting tools, including solid carbide, insert carbide and carbide-tipped tooling, for the woodworking, plastics, aluminum, composite, and metal industries.
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Amana Tools are used for woodworking, CNC routing, and other precision cutting tasks. Amana produces high-quality cutting tools such as router bits, saw blades, and end mills, which are used by professionals and hobbyists to shape, cut, and finish various materials like wood, plastic, and metal.
They specialize in SPEKTRA Extreme Tool Life Coating, The nACo micro-thin ceramic coating provides extreme nanohardness and heat resistance to the router bit.… See full answer »
View allAmana Tool® is an industry leader for over 50 years specializing in industrial quality cutting tools, including solid carbide, insert carbide and carbide-tipped tooling, for the woodworking, plastics, aluminum, composite, and metal industries.
They provide many solutions for manufacturers, fabricators, sign and display makers, cabinet professionals as well as hobbyists. Amana Tool’s full line includes CNC router bits, router bits, saw blades, shaper cutters, countersinks, dowel drills, boring bits, and more that offers efficient and time saving solutions aimed at cutting a wide range of materials, including but not limited to, wood, plywood, MDF / HDF , plastics, solid surface… See full answer »
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WARNING: Drilling, sawing, sanding or machining wood products can expose you to wood dust, a substance known to the State of California to cause cancer. Avoid inhaling wood dust or use a dust mask or other safeguards for personal protection. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/wood.
