Router Slot Cutter Blades TRYTON EATFR02 for TFR900K — Lamelki 0, 10, 20, 60 pcs

Set of TRYTON router slot cutter blades for use with the TFR900K groove router. The set contains blade shims (lamelki) in three sizes — 0, 10 and 20 — supplied in a total quantity of 60 pieces. These thin, standardized shims are intended to create precise slot widths and adjust cutter spacing when producing lamello joints, repair work or any groove-cutting tasks in wooden panels and furniture components.

Advantages

The blades are manufactured to deliver uniform thickness and repeatable slot dimensions, which helps achieve consistent fit in lamello and biscuit joinery. Compatibility with the dedicated TFR900K router ensures correct seating and stable cutting geometry. A mixed pack with three sizes reduces the need to purchase separate shims and provides flexibility for different joint strengths and slot tolerances.

Suitable for

• Making lamello/biscuit joints in solid wood and panel materials
• Adjusting cutter spacing and slot width for furniture assembly
• Repairing or reinforcing joints in cabinets, doors and frames
• Prototyping joinery and small-scale production runs

Key specifications

• Contents: 60 shims of three sizes (0, 10, 20)
• Compatible router model family: dedicated groove router designed for lamello cutters
• Application: groove cutting and slot adjustment for joinery
• Material: metal shims suitable for setting cutter spacing and slot width
• Packaging: mixed-size set for on-site selection of required shim thickness

How to use

Select the appropriate shim size for the desired slot width and fit the shim between the cutter and the arbor or guide as specified by the TFR900K router manual. Install the cutter and shims with the tool unplugged, secure all fastening elements, and verify alignment and clearance before powering the router. Make a test cut in scrap material to confirm slot position and fit, then proceed with production cuts, maintaining consistent feed rate and router depth settings.

Usage recommendations

Store shims in a dry place to avoid corrosion and keep sizes organized. Use the smallest shim that provides the required fit to minimize excess play in the joint. Regularly inspect shims for wear or deformation and replace any that no longer maintain consistent thickness.