CMT Bowl & Tray Bit with Bearing - 1-1/4 in. Dia. x 1/2 in. Shank -

This bit allows you to create bowl and trays easily and in little time.

Rout grooves or beautiful raised sign lettering, unique boxes or lots of other specialty of craft items. The round corner of the bit shapes the inner radius while the sides and bottom create the smooth flat surfaces. Equipped with a bearing for easy template work, this bit features super-strength superior steel body, Non-Stick Orange Shield Coating and cutting edges made of SinterHip Hi-Density Industrial Chrome Carbide for a long-lasting performance.

After a test performed by Wood Magazine, CMT orange bits have been rated the first overall router bits compared to other brands.

• 5/8 in. Cutting Length, 1/4 in. Radius, 2-25/64 in. Overall Length.
• Create bowl and trays, rout grooves or sign lettering, unique boxes or more craft items.
• The round corner of the bit shapes the inner radius while the sides and bottom create the smooth flat surfaces.
• 2 Hi-Density carbide-tipped cutting edges for long-lasting performance on wood.
• Anti-kickback design to work safely.

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Safety tips: Always wear a dust mask and eye protection when routing.

Safety tips: use caution when working with large diameter bits and make more than one pass to gradually remove stock. Pay particular attention when routing small pieces; and always rout on a router table equipped with a fence.

Safety precautions: never use damaged or worn bits. Always work at the recommended proper feed rate without forcing the bit. Pay particular attention when making the initial cut with a small diameter bit. For best results when working with small diameter bits, make the cut in more than one pass.

How CMT produces high quality router bits

• Turning, Milling and Cutting CMTs biggest investment in recent years has been in upgrading production. Today, all machinery at CMT is fully automated. CNC machines run by specially trained operators ensuring the shanks and bodies of our router bits and boring bits are accurate and perfectly balanced.
• Heat forged steel bodies for large diameter bits No router bits are exactly the same, not even in the way they are made. Certain bits require a few more steps than others, like heat forging the steel of larger diameter bits before turning it into precise bit bodies. This extra step produces a radial