Router bit KREATOR KRT013003, diameter 35 mm, cutting length 10 mm, total length 60 mm

KREATOR KRT013003 router bit with a 35 mm diameter, 10 mm cutting length and 60 mm total length is designed for profiling, trimming and edge work on solid wood and wood-based panels. The bit suits both handheld routers and router tables, providing a consistent cutting depth and predictable results when machining edges, creating profiles or removing material for joinery. Its dimensions make it suitable for tasks that require a moderate cutting width while keeping cutting depth limited to 10 mm.

Advantages

The carbide-tipped geometry ensures long tool life and stable cutting performance when working with timber, MDF and plywood. Its 35 mm diameter produces a broad, even cut, while the 10 mm cutting length limits the depth to provide cleaner edges and reduce the risk of tear-out on thin workpieces. The 60 mm overall length gives enough shank exposure for use in table-mounted setups and handheld routers, enabling secure clamping and consistent alignment.

Suitable for

• Edge profiling and trimming on solid wood and veneered panels
• Creating rounded or chamfered edges where a 35 mm diameter profile is required
• Trimming laminate and plywood edges with controlled depth
• General routing tasks on workpieces not exceeding the specified cutting depth

Key specifications

• Cutting diameter: 35 mm
• Cutting length (cutting edge): 10 mm
• Total length: 60 mm
• Suitable for handheld routers and router tables
• Intended materials: solid wood, plywood, MDF and other wood-based panels

How to use

Install the router bit in the router collet and tighten according to the router manufacturer's instructions, leaving sufficient shank length for secure clamping. Set the router speed appropriate to the material and diameter; larger diameters generally require lower speeds. Make test cuts on scrap material to adjust cutting depth and feed rate. Feed the workpiece steadily against the rotation of the bit and use multiple shallow passes rather than a single deep cut when removing significant material. Use guide fences, edge guides or bearing-equipped jigs where precise profiles or consistent edge distances are required.

Usage recommendations

Wear eye and respiratory protection and ensure dust extraction is active when routing. Inspect the bit for damage before use and replace if cutting edges are chipped or worn. Use sharp bits and appropriate feed rates to minimize burning and tear-out; allow the bit to cool between long runs and store it in protective packaging to preserve edge quality.