I'm looking for a router bit that cuts 1/8" diameter at least 5/8" deep and with a 1/4" or 1/2" shank. I'm wondering if that is too much to ask of carbide, though, because it seems like e.g. Whiteside does not make them. I have a pattern where I am trying to minimize the radius on the inside corners of the workpiece as much as possible, which is why I am wanting to use the 1/8".
All I can find so far is this bit on amazon from FivePears but I have never heard of FivePears and I am not really in the practice of buying router bits from unknown companies. (Happy to hear if anyone can vouch for them though.)
Other alternatives I'm considering are:
All I can find so far is this bit on amazon from FivePears but I have never heard of FivePears and I am not really in the practice of buying router bits from unknown companies. (Happy to hear if anyone can vouch for them though.)
Other alternatives I'm considering are:
- Get a 1/8" collet (probably for the DWP611) and use a CNC bit, but that seems like it could be more expensive than a bit I don't have much use for that setup otherwise. Also know nothing about CNC bits.
- Get a 5/32" diameter bit, but that is going to (slightly) increase the corner radius it produces on the work.
- Laminate the workpiece after routing, but then I have a new problem of getting the pieces registered exactly.