Wood Straight Router Bit Condor CON-RB-103 10 x 25 mm, 8 mm shank with bearing

Condor CON-RB-103 wood straight router bit with a 10 mm cutting diameter and 25 mm cutting length is designed for precise trimming, grooving and template-guided edge work. The 8 mm shank provides compatibility with routers that accept metric shanks and offers a stable connection for medium-duty woodworking tasks. An integrated guide bearing allows the cutter to follow templates and edges accurately, simplifying repetitive or patterned operations on softwoods and hardwoods.

Advantages

This router bit combines a compact cutting diameter with a relatively long cutting length to enable shallow and medium-depth cuts while maintaining clean chip evacuation. The 8 mm shank reduces runout when used in compatible collets, and the guide bearing facilitates consistent edge-following and pattern replication without additional jigs. The construction and geometry are optimized for reduced tear-out on both soft and hardwoods and for consistent results in cabinetry, joinery and decorative trimming.

Suitable for

• Trimming and edge profiling on cabinets and furniture components
• Template-guided cutting and pattern replication
• Shallow grooving and slotting in softwood and hardwood
• Produce consistent decorative edging and joinery fits

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 10 mm
• Cutting length: 25 mm
• Shank diameter: 8 mm
• Includes guide bearing for edge and template guidance
• Intended material: softwood and hardwood

How to use

Secure the router bit in a compatible router collet designed for an 8 mm shank and ensure the bearing and cutter are clean and lubricated if necessary. Set router speed and feed rate appropriate for the wood species and the 10 mm cutter size to avoid burning or chipping. Use a template or run the bearing along the workpiece edge to guide the cut; make multiple light passes rather than attempting deep cuts in a single pass to maintain control and prolong bit life. Always clamp the workpiece and use proper dust extraction and eye and ear protection while operating the router.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match router speed and feed to the density of the wood and make progressive passes when cutting deeper than a few millimetres. Inspect the bearing and cutting edges regularly and replace the bit or bearing if wear affects cut quality.