Raised Panel 'V' Joint Bit

Glue Joint Bit

45° Lock Miter Bits

22.5° Lock Miter Set

Drawer Lock Bits

2 Piece Edge Banding Bit Sets

Multi-Sided Glue Joint Bits

'Box Joint' set containing 3-wing slotting cutters and spacers for producing jewelry boxes, drawers, etc. Complete with cutters, spacers, arbor and ball bearing to achieve 1/2" depth of cut. Recommended stock thickness (height: 3/4" though 1-5/8". For material over 1-5/8", two passes will accomplish joints up to 3".

With this assembly, you can cut one-finger through five-fingers in multiple passes. Both cuts are performed the same way; you simply turn over the counter-cut for a perfect fit (see diagrams). All cutters feature 'chipbreakers' behind each cutting tooth which limits the thickness of the chip, allowing for a safer cut. Assembly includes 5 individual finger cutters, 1/2" shank arbor, 1 straight cutter, ball bearing guide, shims, spacers, washers and complete illustrated instructions. Can be used on 7/16" (1-finger) through 1-3/8" stock (5-fingers).

Cut interlocking fingers for strong end-to-end or edge-to-edge glueups with this simple bit. Setup is fast. Center the cut profile on the stock, then cut, alternating the orientation of the show face — up when cutting one workpiece, down when cutting its mate. Use in all CNC and table-mounted routers. For best results use in a router table.

The principal benefit of this glue-joint bit is that the glue seam is far less evident on the bevels of raised panels. Equally important, setup is fast. Cut one half of each joint with the bit at any height. Simply raise or lower the bit 3/32" before cutting the mates. As with all glue-joint bits, the cutter profile expands the edge-to-edge glue surface, but more importantly, produces the precise surface alignment that’s essential for fast glueups. For best results use in a router table.

Second piece is cut 'upside-down' to the first for a perfect fit. There is no need to realign the router depth, provided that the wood is centered to the cutting edge of the bit. For 5/8" through 1" material.

First piece is cut flat (horizontal) and the second is cut perpendicular (vertical) to the first for a perfect fit. There is no need to re-align the router depth, provided that the wood is centered to the cutting edge of the bit. Not recommended for use in a pin router nor a router table unless the length of your material can be handled easily.

The lock miter is an interlocking edge-to-edge joint, typically used at the corners of casework. Used in a table-mounted router, run at reduced speed, this bit cuts both halves of the joint. The same setup of bit & fence cuts both parts. One part is laid flat on the tabletop & fed across the cutter. The second is braced vertically against the fence and fed across the cutter. For best results use in a table-mounted router.

With this one bit, cut a lock joint that’s ideal for quick construction of strong drawer boxes. Use in a table-mounted router only. The same bit setting is used for both halves of the joint; adjust the fence position slightly to switch between sides and fronts/backs. The drawer front (or back) is laid flat on the tabletop and fed across the cutter. The side is
braced vertically against the fence and fed across the cutter. You can use stock of any thickness and any composition and produce flush or lipped drawers. For best results use in a table-mounted router.

Design for Stock 1/2" to 1" in thickness

 This two-piece bit set provides an economical way to create your own edge banding from the wood of your choice. This is a great way to create a finished edge on plywood or MDF panels and shelves which blends perfectly with the rest of your project.

Using this bit set is simple, too. Just position each bit so that it is centered on the stock thickness and make the cut. For the best results we recommend that you cut the edge band stock slightly oversize and then flush trim it after assembly.

This unique set is available in two styles: 90 degree or 60 degree. The 90 degree bits can also be used to create ‘V’ grooves or double-sided chamfers. The 60 degree set creates a larger surface area for glue. Carbide tipped for long life.

If you’re looking for a better way to construct multi-sided boxes, planters, and columns, then look no further. With these bits, there’s no need for complex miters and time-consuming set-ups. Instead, simply choose the bit based upon the number of sides on the box, rout the joint, and assemble. Unlike a miter joint, the joint created by these bits aligns itself. And the joint
stays in alignment while gluing, no more slipping and sliding out of position.