Router Bit Bosch 2 608 628 383

The Bosch 2 608 628 383 router bit is a precision cutting accessory engineered for woodworking tasks that require clean edges and smooth finishes. With a total length of 51 mm and a cutting diameter of 10 mm, this router bit is suited for a range of routing operations on soft and hard woods, veneered panels and composite materials. The design focuses on stability and repeatable results when used with compatible plunge or fixed-base routers.

Advantages

Constructed to deliver consistent cutting performance, the bit combines a balanced geometry with a robust shank to reduce vibration and improve control. The 10 mm diameter provides a stable cutting profile for trimming, slotting or edge profiling while the 51 mm length allows sufficient reach for deeper cuts and varied routing setups. The manufacturing quality supports long life and resistance to wear under normal woodworking conditions.

Suitable for

• Edge profiling and decorative moulding
• Trimming laminate and veneered edges
• Slotting, grooving and dado cutting in timber
• General-purpose routing for furniture and cabinet making

Key specifications

• Total length: 51 mm
• Cutting diameter: 10 mm
• Intended material: wood, veneered boards, wood-based composites
• Shank type: solid cylindrical shank for standard router collets
• Typical use: precision routing, trimming, edge finishing

How to use

Install the router bit securely in the router collet, ensuring the shank is fully seated and tightened according to the router manufacturer’s instructions. Set the router speed appropriate to the material being worked—lower speeds for hard woods and higher speeds for softer materials—then make controlled passes with steady feed to avoid burning or tear-out. Use proper router guides, fences or templates for accurate profiling and maintain consistent pressure and direction while cutting.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate eye and hearing protection, and use dust extraction when routing to maintain visibility and reduce airborne particles. Inspect the bit before use for signs of wear or damage and replace it if the cutting edges are chipped or excessively dull. For best results, use sharp bits and make multiple shallow passes rather than a single deep cut.