This is a Whiteside chamfer bit, ground for cutting clean angled bevels and decorative chamfers. It measures 60-degree angle, and uses carbide cutting edges that resist heat and hold an edge far longer than plain steel.
Chuck it into a router table or handheld router to bevel panel edges, cut angled staved joints, or add a crisp chamfer to trim. The balanced bit runs true at speed, so cuts come out concentric and clean with minimal sanding afterward.
Whiteside Machine Company manufactures its router bits in Claxton, Georgia, and is consistently rated among the top-performing router bit makers in independent woodworking tests.
