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Fish Tail Router, 1/32 Inch

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$9.9 $13.95 In stock

Category: Router Accessories

Long lasting carbide router bit with special 'fish tail' ends cuts smooth, flat-bottom holes in wood, hard plastic and fiberglass. 1/8-inch shank makes it ideal for use in the Dremel Router Attachment or Shaper Table Attachment. Can also be used in a drill press. Diamond pattern milled into side lets you smooth or shape edges of thin wood. 1-1/2 inches long.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

The fish-tail end cut a perfectly clean, flat-bottomed hole in some oak plywood with zero tear-out. I was really impressed by how smoothly the carbide bit sliced through the hard plastic test piece, too.

Owen U. ★★★★★

I was skeptical about the 1/8-inch shank at first, but it fits perfectly in my Dremel attachment and the carbide edge stayed sharp through a dozen test holes in oak. The fish tail design really does leave a clean, splinter-free bottom in hardwood.

Emma ★★★★★

The flat-bottom holes come out perfectly smooth on plywood, and the 1/8-inch shank fits my Dremel attachment without any wobble. I’ve used it on oak and fiberglass panels so far, and it still cuts clean after a few dozen passes.