Straight Cutter Globus FREZ RECTA 80x1.4x16 FP19 – 80 mm diameter, 1.4 mm thickness, 16 mm bore

Globus FREZ RECTA 80x1.4x16 FP19 is a straight cutter with an 80 mm cutting diameter, 1.4 mm cutting thickness and a 16 mm bore. Designed for routing and milling operations in wood and common composite materials, this cutter suits handheld and CNC routers when the router's collet or adapter accepts a 16 mm bore. The tool concentrates on producing clean, straight cuts and can be mounted in tool holders compatible with the specified bore size.

Advantages

The cutter's 80 mm diameter and narrow 1.4 mm thickness enable accurate straight cutting with minimal material removal per pass, reducing tear-out on edges. A standardized 16 mm bore ensures compatibility with many industrial and hobby router adapters. The straight flutes are intended to deliver predictable chip evacuation and consistent cutting performance on wood and laminates.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Making straight grooves and dados in solid wood
• Trimming laminates and veneered panels
• Routing long straight edges and rabbets
• CNC panel cutting where the 80 mm diameter and 16 mm bore are supported
• Handheld router edge work with appropriate guide and clamping

When it may not be suitable

This straight cutter is not intended for heavy stock removal in a single pass; its 1.4 mm thickness and straight geometry are optimized for light to moderate cuts. It may not be suitable for cutting metal, very hard engineered materials, or situations requiring spiral or compression flute geometry for specific finish or chip control.

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 80 mm
• Cutting thickness (kerf): 1.4 mm
• Bore (shank/hole): 16 mm
• Flute type: straight flutes
• Intended materials: wood and common composite/laminate panels

How to use

Install the cutter in a compatible router or collet system that accepts a 16 mm bore and ensure it is tightened to the manufacturer's torque recommendations. Set the router speed appropriate for an 80 mm diameter cutter and the material being worked; larger diameters generally require lower RPM than smaller router bits. Make incremental passes, removing a small amount of material per pass to avoid overloading the cutter and to achieve a clean edge. Use proper clamping, guides, and push blocks for handheld routing to maintain safe control and straightness.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm your router or adapter accepts a 16 mm bore.
• Verify the 80 mm diameter fits within your machine's clearance and guard limits.
• Ensure the intended materials are wood or similar composites; not for metal cutting.
• Plan for appropriate router speeds and incremental cutting depths for safety and finish quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the cutter with a stable fence or guide and make several shallow passes rather than a single deep cut. Keep feeds steady, maintain correct router speed for the 80 mm diameter, and wear appropriate personal protective equipment including eye and hearing protection.