Router bit GRAPHITE 56H200 — single pack, replacement cutting tool

GRAPHITE 56H200 router bit is a single-ended replacement cutting tool intended for woodworking and edge profiling tasks. The cutter features a sintered carbide (HM) head with a single profiled cutting edge and is supplied as one unit per pack. It is designed for use with compatible routers and trim routers, as well as high-speed milling machines, providing a compact tool for shaping, trimming and finishing operations on wood and similar materials.

Advantages

The sintered carbide head ensures increased wear resistance and maintains cutting performance over extended use. A single profiled cutting edge provides consistent guidance and predictable cutting behavior, while the 6 mm shank diameter offers compatibility with a wide range of portable routers and trim routers. The compact dimensions (3.96 mm cutting diameter and 11 mm working height) make the bit suitable for precise trimming and detailed profiling work.

Suitable for

• Shaping and profiling wood edges
• Trimming laminate, PVC and chipboard edges
• Detail routing and finishing on furniture components
• Replacement or spare cutter for compatible trim routers

Key specifications

• Cutting material: sintered carbide (HM)
• Cutting diameter: 3.96 mm
• Working/cutting height: 11 mm
• Shank diameter: 6 mm
• Single profiled cutting edge (single point)

How to use

Install the GRAPHITE 56H200 router bit into the router collet and tighten securely to the recommended torque for your machine. Set the router speed appropriate for the workpiece material and perform a test cut on scrap material to confirm feed rate and depth of cut. Use steady, controlled feeding and multiple shallow passes rather than a single heavy cut to reduce load on the cutter and achieve a clean profile. Ensure the workpiece is firmly supported and use appropriate clamps or a fence to maintain consistent contact during routing.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use the bit on solid wood, veneered panels, laminate, PVC and chipboard at recommended router speeds and shallow cutting depths. Regularly inspect the carbide edge for wear and replace the cutter when chipping or dulling appears. Wear eye and hearing protection and follow standard workshop safety procedures when operating routers or milling machines.