Name: TORK CRAFT Router Bit Classical Large
Brand: TORK CRAFT
SKU: CKP3403
Price: 161.00 ZAR
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TORK CRAFT Router Bit Classical Large

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ROUTER BIT CLASSICAL LARGE

Large classical/ogee profile for statement edges and trim.
Precision-ground cutting edges help deliver smooth, tear-out-resistant cuts.
Balanced body to reduce vibration and improve surface finish.
Guide-friendly — run against a fence or bearing (if equipped) for repeatable results.
Works on hardwoods, softwoods, MDF and plywood.

Elegant detailing: crisp curves and fillets elevate furniture and cabinetry.
Consistent profiles: accurate geometry for batch work.
Reduced sanding: clean cut quality minimizes post-routing cleanup.

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Ideal for doors, tabletops, shelves, picture frames and skirting/architraves.
Make multiple shallow passes to reach full depth—large profiles remove a lot of material.
Back-route end grain first, then run the long grain to clean up any corner blow-out.

Small height adjustments (1–2 mm) dramatically change the look—test on scrap to position the fillet exactly where you want it.
Use a featherboard and outfeed support on the router table to keep the cut steady on long workpieces.

Description	Specification
Packaging Type	Hanging card / Blister
Material	Cutting Edge: Tungsten Carbide Body & Shank: HSS (High Speed Steel)
Package Dimensions	138(L) x 78(W) x 46(H)mm
Package Weight	97.26g
Tool Dimensions	59.04(L) x Ø38mm
Tool Weight	76.24g
Cutting Diameter	1-¹/₂"
Cutting Depth	3/4"
Shank Diameter	1/4"
Shank Length	32mm
Radius	1/4"
Bearing	3/8"
Country of Origin	Republic of China (PRC)
Warranty	6 Months
Content	1x Rabbeting Router Bit

Wear eye, hearing and dust protection; use dust extraction where possible.
Use a router table with fence/featherboards for better control on large profiles.
Feed against rotation and take light passes—do not attempt full depth in one cut.
Allow the router to reach full speed before engaging; stop fully before lifting out.