Router bit GRAPHITE 56H209 — 1 pc, cutter for woodworking/tools

GRAPHITE 56H209 router bit supplied as a single cutter for woodworking and routing tools. This V-groove cutter is intended for precision machining of wood, PVC, chipboard and similar materials. The working head is fitted with sintered carbide (HM) cutting inserts for improved wear resistance and consistent cutting performance. The tool has an 8 mm diameter working part, 8 mm cutting height and an 8 mm shank compatible with standard routers and collets that accept an 8 mm shank.

Advantages

The V-groove geometry produces clean, accurate grooves and decorative channels while minimizing tear-out on common panel materials. Carbide inserts provide longer life and maintain sharpness over repeated cuts compared with high-speed steel. The uniform 8 mm shank enables stable mounting in routers and reduces runout for more precise operation. Supplied as a single, ready-to-install cutter suitable for quick replacement.

Suitable for

• V-grooving and chamfering in solid wood and veneered panels
• Decorative profiles and inlay channels in furniture components
• Routing PVC trim, edge banding and laminate details
• General trimming, grooving and shaping of chipboard and MDF

Key specifications

• Tool type: V-groove router bit with carbide cutting inserts
• Cutting material: sintered carbide (HM) inserts
• Working part diameter: 8 mm
• Cutting height: 8 mm
• Shank diameter: 8 mm
• Supply quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Secure the cutter in the router collet and tighten according to the router manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the shank is fully seated for safe operation. Set router speed appropriate for the material being machined—moderate speeds for chipboard and higher speeds for clean cuts in solid wood—while feeding the workpiece at a steady, controlled rate. For straight grooves use a guide or fence; for decorative passes use a template or jig. Make multiple shallow passes rather than a single deep cut to reduce load on the cutter and achieve a smoother finish.

Usage recommendations

Inspect cutting inserts before use and replace the cutter if inserts are chipped or excessively worn. Use appropriate personal protective equipment, secure the workpiece, and follow the router manufacturer’s safety guidelines. When working with laminates or PVC, minimize heat buildup by using lighter passes and allow the cutter to cool between extended cuts.