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220 Grit 1/2" Diamond Plated Countersink Router Bit

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CRL CSRB220 220 Grit 1/2" Diamond Plated Countersink Router Bit

Item #: CSRB220 by CR Laurence

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Features
  • Great for Finish Work
  • Perfect for Glass Work

Overall Length.

2-1/4" (57 mm)

Length

2-1/4

Shank Diameter

1/4

Shank Type

Round

Ideal Operating Speed (RPM)

8000

Ideal Operating Speed

8000

Grit

220X

Product Overview

You can get a perfect diamond-ground finish in a wide range of sizes and shapes using the CRL 1/2" Diamond Plated Countersink Router Bit. This medium grit diamond countersink bit is ideal for all of your routing applications where a chamfer is needed. The 1/4" (6.4 mm) shank fits perfectly in our ADR2T router systems and others that have matching fractional collets. Diamond coolant should be directed at the inward rotation of the diamond router bit where it contacts the glass. Ideal operating speed is 8,000 RPM.
Product Warning:
Diamond Glass Routing is a high speed operation that requires the proper equipment designed for this use only. Always wear the proper safety gear including protective eyewear when routing. Wet working tools should always be used with a ground fault circuit interrupter such as the CRL GF1. Failure to follow these and any other recommended precautions can result in injury.

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