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R608,00
Industrial Quality
5/8"
Most mortisers are equipped to handle 1/4′, 3/8′, 1/2′ and 5/8†square chisels.
Converted to metric: 6,35mm, 9,5mm, 12,7mm and 15,9mm.
Some
are even capable of handling a 3/4′ chisel, but keep in mind that this is a
pretty healthy chunk to cut at one time and may require a lot of physical
exertion. Remember that even if you’re cutting a mortise that is 3/4′ wide, you
don’t need to cut the entire width in one pass. A few cuts down one side of the
mortise and then back up the other with a 1/2′ chisel will be just as effective
and not nearly as taxing on you as the operator.
Advantages:
- Faster than a chisel by hand
- Consistent in size
- Strong joints
- Reliable joints
- Looks good
- Large glue surfaces enhancing the strength
- Convenient
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R608,00
Industrial Quality ½"
Most mortisers are equipped to handle 1/4′, 3/8′, 1/2′ and 5/8†square chisels.
Converted to metric: 6,35mm, 9,5mm, 12,7mm and 15,9mm.
Some
are even capable of handling a 3/4′ chisel, but keep in mind that this is a
pretty healthy chunk to cut at one time and may require a lot of physical
exertion. Remember that even if you’re cutting a mortise that is 3/4′ wide, you
don’t need to cut the entire width in one pass. A few cuts down one side of the
mortise and then back up the other with a 1/2′ chisel will be just as effective
and not nearly as taxing on you as the operator.
Advantages:
- Faster than a chisel by hand
- Consistent in size
- Strong joints
- Reliable joints
- Looks good
- Large glue surfaces enhancing the strength
- Convenient
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R608,00
Industrial Quality
3/8"
Most mortisers are equipped to handle 1/4′, 3/8′, 1/2′ and 5/8†square chisels.
Converted to metric: 6,35mm, 9,5mm, 12,7mm and 15,9mm.
Some
are even capable of handling a 3/4′ chisel, but keep in mind that this is a
pretty healthy chunk to cut at one time and may require a lot of physical
exertion. Remember that even if you’re cutting a mortise that is 3/4′ wide, you
don’t need to cut the entire width in one pass. A few cuts down one side of the
mortise and then back up the other with a 1/2′ chisel will be just as effective
and not nearly as taxing on you as the operator.
Advantages:
- Faster than a chisel by hand
- Consistent in size
- Strong joints
- Reliable joints
- Looks good
- Large glue surfaces enhancing the strength
- Convenient
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R608,00
Industrial Quality
5/16"
Most mortisers are equipped to handle 1/4′, 3/8′, 1/2′ and 5/8†square chisels.
Converted to metric: 6,35mm, 9,5mm, 12,7mm and 15,9mm.
Some
are even capable of handling a 3/4′ chisel, but keep in mind that this is a
pretty healthy chunk to cut at one time and may require a lot of physical
exertion. Remember that even if you’re cutting a mortise that is 3/4′ wide, you
don’t need to cut the entire width in one pass. A few cuts down one side of the
mortise and then back up the other with a 1/2′ chisel will be just as effective
and not nearly as taxing on you as the operator.
Advantages:
- Faster than a chisel by hand
- Consistent in size
- Strong joints
- Reliable joints
- Looks good
- Large glue surfaces enhancing the strength
- Convenient
-
R608,00
Industrial Quality
¼"
Most mortisers are equipped to handle 1/4′, 3/8′, 1/2′ and 5/8†square chisels.
Converted to metric: 6,35mm, 9,5mm, 12,7mm and 15,9mm.
Some
are even capable of handling a 3/4′ chisel, but keep in mind that this is a
pretty healthy chunk to cut at one time and may require a lot of physical
exertion. Remember that even if you’re cutting a mortise that is 3/4′ wide, you
don’t need to cut the entire width in one pass. A few cuts down one side of the
mortise and then back up the other with a 1/2′ chisel will be just as effective
and not nearly as taxing on you as the operator.
Advantages:
- Faster than a chisel by hand
- Consistent in size
- Strong joints
- Reliable joints
- Looks good
- Large glue surfaces enhancing the strength
- Convenient
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R574,00
Size: 5/16 inch
[7,9mm]
Most mortisers are equipped to handle 1/4′, 3/8′, 1/2′ and 5/8†square chisels.
Converted to metric: 6,35mm, 9,5mm, 12,7mm and 15,9mm.
Some
are even capable of handling a 3/4′ chisel, but keep in mind that this is a
pretty healthy chunk to cut at one time and may require a lot of physical
exertion. Remember that even if you’re cutting a mortise that is 3/4′ wide, you
don’t need to cut the entire width in one pass. A few cuts down one side of the
mortise and then back up the other with a 1/2′ chisel will be just as effective
and not nearly as taxing on you as the operator.
Advantages:
- Faster than a chisel by hand
- Consistent in size
- Strong joints
- Reliable joints
- Looks good
- Large glue surfaces enhancing the strength
- Convenient
-
R100,00
Cutting Diameter: 1/2"
Overall Length: 32mm
Classification: Standard (Yellow)
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A dovetail bit is a specialized router bit with a distinctive wedge shape, designed to cut the iconic interlocking
pins and tails for strong, attractive dovetail joints. The bit’s angled profile allows it to precisely carve out the
male and female components of the joint, ensuring a tight, secure fit.
Crafted from high-quality carbide, these bits are known for their durability and ability to maintain a sharp edge,
providing clean and smooth cuts in various wood types. The unique geometry of a dovetail bit is essential for
creating the classic woodworking joint, valued for both its mechanical strength and its decorative appeal in
furniture, cabinetry, and other fine woodworking projects.
Whether you are a professional woodworker or a dedicated hobbyist, a dovetail bit is an indispensable tool for
achieving professional-grade results and adding a touch of traditional craftsmanship to your work.
Application:
- Router bits are for use with router machines only.
- Be sure that at least 3/4 of the shaft length is inserted into the router collet.
- Do not ‘bottom-out’ the bit in the collet. The shank should be 1/8′ from the bottom of the collet.
- Route in two or more passes when large amounts of stock must be removed.
- Carpenters
- Craftsmen
- Hobbyists
- Woodworking
- DIY
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R223,00
Cutting Diameter: 1/2"
Overall Length: 38mm
Radius: 1/4"
Classification: Standard (Yellow)
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A round nose bit, also known as a core box bit, is a versatile and essential tool for any woodworker. Distinguished
by its rounded, semicircular cutting edge, this bit is designed to create smooth, concave-shaped grooves, channels,
and decorative flutes. Its unique profile is perfect for adding intricate details to cabinet doors, creating elegant
fluted columns, or carving juice grooves into cutting boards.
Crafted from durable carbide, these bits deliver clean, burn-free cuts in a variety of materials, including solid
wood, plywood, and composites.
Whether used in a handheld router for freehand work or in a router table for precise, repeatable cuts, a round nose
bit offers the flexibility to elevate both the form and function of your woodworking projects.
Application:
- Router bits are for use with router machines only.
- Be sure that at least 3/4 of the shaft length is inserted into the router collet.
- Do not ‘bottom-out’ the bit in the collet. The shank should be 1/8′ from the bottom of the collet.
- Route in two or more passes when large amounts of stock must be removed.
- Carpenters
- Craftsmen
- Hobbyists
- Woodworking
- DIY
-
R174,00
Cutting Diameter: 3/8"
Overall Length: 38mm
Radius: 3/16"
Classification: Standard (Yellow)
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A round nose bit, also known as a core box bit, is a versatile and essential tool for any woodworker. Distinguished
by its rounded, semicircular cutting edge, this bit is designed to create smooth, concave-shaped grooves, channels,
and decorative flutes. Its unique profile is perfect for adding intricate details to cabinet doors, creating elegant
fluted columns, or carving juice grooves into cutting boards.
Crafted from durable carbide, these bits deliver clean, burn-free cuts in a variety of materials, including solid
wood, plywood, and composites.
Whether used in a handheld router for freehand work or in a router table for precise, repeatable cuts, a round nose
bit offers the flexibility to elevate both the form and function of your woodworking projects.
Application:
- Router bits are for use with router machines only.
- Be sure that at least 3/4 of the shaft length is inserted into the router collet.
- Do not ‘bottom-out’ the bit in the collet. The shank should be 1/8′ from the bottom of the collet.
- Route in two or more passes when large amounts of stock must be removed.
- Carpenters
- Craftsmen
- Hobbyists
- Woodworking
- DIY
