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Freud 99-569 3-1/2-Inch Raised Panel Bit with Backcutters
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MSRP: $154.90
Your Price: $99.99
Savings: $ 54.91 ( 35% )
Shipping: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Freud
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Freud 99-569 3-1/2-Inch Raised Panel Bit with Backcutters Features
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Thick micrograin carbide tips
Kickback reducing design
Individually computer balanced
Precision ground for the smoothest cuts
Limited Lifetime Warranty
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Additional Freud 99-569 3-1/2-Inch Raised Panel Bit with Backcutters Information
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These new raised panel bits with back cutters are designed for making raised panels from 3/4-inch stock. Our exclusive design produces panels that are flush with the door frame and have a full 1-1/2-inch reveal. Tongue thickness is adjustable from 7/32- to 1/4-inch for compatibility with most stile and rail cutters. The back cutter profile is square and can be changed to a radius using the optional 54-562 back cutter. The 2+2 design virtually eliminates sanding. Covered by Freud's Limited Lifetime Warranty.
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What Customers Say About Freud 99-569 3-1/2-Inch Raised Panel Bit with Backcutters:
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Project went well, I sold it for $2,000. I think an old review criticized the packaging. My bit came with excellent packaging.
I've used the bit together with the freud set 97-106 and it works very well. I bought this about 2 years ago and used it to make about a dozen raised panels. so, anyone contemplating to buy this, I'd instead recommend to get the 99-519 bit. However, the bit's main disadvantage is it lacks a bearing which makes it impossible to use this on an arched panel - at least I'm not aware of a safe way to use a 3.5" bit without bearing without a fence. It's a good bit and creates very smooth, beautiful profiles. I usually take 3 to 4 passes to remove all the material (that's when using 3/4" mahagony).
I have only used this on pine and was able to route with one pass, although I would probably make at least three passes with a hardwood. Produces very smooth cuts with no tear-out on top. I like the backcutter in that it produces the back cut at the same time.
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