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DESCRIPTION These cutters are designed with a plunge facility for creating slots or channels for locks and drainage. -
DESCRIPTION These cutters are designed with a plunge facility for creating slots or channels for locks and drainage. The double flute makes them more suitable for non ferrous metals. -
DESCRIPTION Made from solid tungsten carbide these are designed with a plunge facility for creating slots or channels for locks and drainage. -
DESCRIPTION Designed with a plunge facility for creating slots or channels for locks and drainage the relieved narrow neck section behind the cutting edge allows for a greater plunging depth. -
DESCRIPTION Water slot range of cutters with single straight flute design and a shorter relief slot on opposite side of cutting edge to assist plunging. -
This range are ideal for use on wood, plywood, MDF and other wood composites, plastics, and solid surface materials. Widely used for copy profiling and flush trimming, the replaceable tip design provides a constant diameter and the flexibility of instant tip changes whilst onsite. The L209-OH tip has one cutting edge and is non reversible, the others are reversible. Tips are sold in boxes on 10. -
This tool does not plunge. Tips are reversible and are sold in boxes of 10 -
Widely used for copy profiling and flush trimming . Aluminium cutting reference numbers TTSIBGT90LK-1/2 , TTSIBGT90LK-1/4 Downward shear cutter action reference numbers TTBGT90LKS-1/2, TTBGT90LKS-1/4, TTBGT90LKS-12, TTBGT90LKS-6, TTBGT90LKS-8, TTBGT90S-1/4, TTBGT90S-6, TTBGT90S-8, cutters have a downward shear cutting action. Top and Bottom bearing guided reference numbers TBGT90LK1DB-1/2, TTBGT90LK2DB-1/2, TTBGT90LK2DB-12, TTBGT90LK2DB-4-1/2, TTBGT90LKDB-1/2, TTBGT90LKDB-8 TTBGT90LKSLP-1/4, TTBGT90SLP-1/4 have a low profile end screw for restrictive access applications. Oversize bearing cutters reference numbers TTIBGT63LK-B375-1/4, TIBGT63LK-B375-6 have an oversize bottom bearing for overhang trimming. TTSET1214-1/4 has a solid end bearing for heavy duty work. -
DESCRIPTION A comprehensive range of straight fluted router cutters with diameters from 1.5mm to 50.8mm with parallel and internally threaded shank configurations. There are some left hand rotational cutters in this range. Part numbers starting with TTWLC are for use in inlay work and have a chisel point end. TTPH do not plunge. -
Panel Pilot Pierce and Trim TCT A very popular robust solid end plunge and guided panel pilot or pierce and trim cutter widely used within the caravan, mobile home and motor home manufacture industry, this is ideal for cutting apertures and openings in the walls and floor pans. DESCRIPTION The V point end design allows the cutter to plunging into the board and the solid guide immediately behind this is used as the follower. There are two options here in design with the single flute and double flute versions. A single flute cuts faster with good chip clearance which then has less friction, but can leave a rougher cut on certain materials. A double flute produces a cleaner finish with a slower feed rate The TTPDT127-1/2SF has a solid guide at the end and in the middle of two cutting edges allowing for the simultaneous trimming of a top and bottom covering over the wooden frame construction. -
Twist Drills Slow Spiral for plastics, brass, chipboard and MDF DESCRIPTION The design of the slow spiral drills are better suited for use with the counterbore and countersink ranges as they help to prevent clogging. (over the faster helix versions.) -
With either an up or downward cutting action. NEG code denotes downward cutting action, POS code denotes upward cutting action, For use with CNC machines. -
With either an up or downward cutting action. NEG code denotes downward cutting action, POS code denotes upward cutting action, For use with CNC machines. -
With either an up or downward cutting action the chipbreaker design allows for faster feed rates where end finish is less important. NEG code denotes downward cutting action, POS code denotes upward cutting action, For use with CNC machines.
