Tork Craft CKP1205 Corner Round Router Bit 1/2 Inch with 1/4 Inch Shank

Tork Craft CKP1205 Corner Round Router Bit 1/2 Inch 1/4 Inch Shank At a Glance: 1/2 inch corner round router bit with 1/4 inch shank, tungsten carbide cutting edge and 1/2 inch bearing for smooth rounded woodworking edges. The Tork Craft CKP1205 Corner Round Router Bit is designed for creating larger, smooth and professional rounded edges on timber and suitable woodworking materials. It is ideal for softening sharp corners on furniture parts, shelves, cabinet components, table edges, frames and general woodworking projects where a bold rounded edge profile is required. The bit features a tungsten carbide cutting edge for clean and accurate cutting, while the 1/4 inch shank fits compatible router collets. The bearing-guided design helps the bit follow the edge of the workpiece, making it easier to achieve a consistent profile. This is a handy finishing bit for carpenters, craftsmen, hobbyists, DIY users and woodworking workshops. Standard Yellow corner round router bit for bold edge profiling The CKP1205 forms part of the Tork Craft corner round bit range and is specifically engineered to provide smooth and accurate cutting. It is a practical choice for projects that need a larger rounded profile for a softer, more refined and professional finish. Product highlights 1/2 inch corner round profile Designed for producing a larger rounded edge on suitable timber and woodworking materials. 1/4 inch shank Designed for use with routers fitted with a compatible 1/4 inch collet. Tungsten carbide cutting edge Provides clean cutting performance and good wear resistance. Bearing guided The 1/2 inch bearing helps the router bit follow the workpiece edge. Professional edge finish Ideal for furniture, shelving, frames, cabinets, moulding and trim work. Smooth and accurate cutting Specifically engineered to help deliver controlled woodworking results. Definition: The basic edge-forming bit, the corner-rounding bit rounds an edge to a given radius. The tool is shouldered to cut a fillet. The cut can be used to ease edges, as a simple profile, or as a part of a complex one. Also known as roundover, rounding over, and quarter-round. If a smaller pilot bearing is used, a second shoulder can be produced, in effect making the bit a beading bit.