Milling Cutter Bosch 2 607 017 469

The Bosch 2 607 017 469 milling cutter is a carbide-tooth cutter designed for woodworking tasks. With a working diameter of 3.5 cm, the tool provides precise cutting and shaping of wood materials, delivering clean edges and consistent performance in routing and profiling operations. The cutter is intended for use in compatible routers and milling machines where stable, accurate material removal is required.

Advantages

Carbide teeth increase tool life and maintain sharpness during repeated use, reducing the need for frequent re-sharpening. The 3.5 cm working diameter balances material removal rate and control, allowing both fine finishing and efficient stock removal depending on feed and depth settings. The cutter's design promotes smooth chip evacuation and stable operation, contributing to consistent surface quality and reduced tear-out on many wood types.

Suitable for

• Edge profiling and trimming of solid wood and plywood
• Creating dados, grooves and rebates in furniture components
• Shaping and finishing cabinet doors and moldings
• General routing tasks in carpentry and joinery

Key specifications

• Cutting material: carbide teeth for enhanced durability
• Working diameter: 35 mm (3.5 cm)
• Intended application: woodworking (routing, profiling, trimming)
• Compatibility: for use with compatible hand routers and CNC routers designed for woodworking cutters
• Typical mounting: router/milling shank mount (verify machine compatibility before use)

How to use

Install the milling cutter in the router or milling tool following the machine manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the shank is securely clamped and the cutter is concentric. Set appropriate rotation speed and feed rate for the wood species and the depth of cut; slower feeds and shallower passes are recommended for harder woods to avoid burning or excessive wear. Make test cuts on scrap material to confirm cut quality, depth, and clearance. Always operate the router with proper support, steady motion, and in the recommended direction relative to the cutter geometry.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection and a dust mask or extraction. Keep the cutter clean and inspect carbide edges before each use; re-tighten mountings after initial trial cuts. Store the cutter in a dry place to prevent corrosion of non-carbide parts and avoid impacts that could chip the carbide teeth.