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These flush trim plunge router bits are versatile, useful for template/pattern routing of parts,joints, and internal cuts, and can be used in hand-held and table-mounted routers. They are essentially plunge-cutting straight with shank-mounted ball-bearing pilots.
The template is attached to the workpiece, and the pilot bearing rides along its edge as the cutting edges rout the workpiece, forming an exact duplicate of the template. With a hand-held router, the pattern is on top of the work; with a table-mounted router, the pattern is underneath the work.
#47220, #47222, #47222-S and #47223-S have a miniature 3/16" dia. ball bearing, while #47221-S, #47224 and #47224-S have a miniature 1/4" dia. ball bearing.
#45481 for use on hardwood and flooring medallions. -
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Bearing type and position determine how the flush trim router bit follows a template and affect versatility. Lower ball bearings, as in the Timberline 190-26 and Amana Tool 47105, are great for standard template work, while upper ball bearings, like on the Amana Tool 47228 and Amana Tool 45460-3TS, enable pattern routing with the template on top. Some miniature bearings, such as on the Amana Tool MR0102, are perfect for tight curves. With various bearing positions and types, you can select a bit tailored to your routing setup and project style.
Special features such as upshear/downshear angles, plunge capability, or insert knives enhance performance. Upshear/downshear bits, like the Amana Tool 45460-3TS, provide cleaner edges and faster cuts, while plunge-capable bits allow for versatile routing, including internal cuts. Features like insert knives can extend tool life and reduce cost over time. Several flush trim router bits in this category offer these advanced features, ensuring you have options to match advanced routing needs and achieve the best finish possible.
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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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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The cutting diameter of a flush trim router bit determines how much material is removed in a single pass and how closely you can follow patterns or templates. Larger diameters (e.g., 1/2") provide more stability and smoother cuts, especially on bigger projects, while smaller diameters (e.g., 3/16") are ideal for tight curves and detailed work. The best choice depends on your project needs—having a range allows for versatility. For example, the Timberline 190-26 and Amana Tool 47104 both feature a 1/2" diameter, great for general use, while the Amana Tool MR0102 offers a miniature 3/16" diameter for precision tasks. With various options available… See full answer »
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 »
To use a routing bit, first make sure the router is unplugged from the outlet , slide your bit to the selected depth and securely tighten the router’s collet . Adjust the cutting depth, then guide the router smoothly along your workpiece, keeping firm control and moving steadily. Always wear safety gear and follow the manufacturer's instructions.
Never force the router through the cut and if you see smoke you probably have a dull bit that will hamper your creation.
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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.
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 »
View allA veining router bit is used to create decorative grooves, lines, or intricate patterns on wood surfaces. It is often used in cabinetry, furniture making, and woodworking to add ornamental details. This bit allows for precise, shallow cuts that enhance the visual appeal of a project.
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