LD-195 Carbide Tipped Router Bit Set 6pc | Wholesale Supplier

LD-195 Carbide Tipped Router Bit Set 6pc | Wholesale Supplier

SKU: LD-195

LD-195 Carbide Tipped Router Bit Set includes 6 commonly used router profiles with 1/4 inch shank in a PVC storage case. Carbide-tipped cutting edges for woodworking cabinetry, furniture, and trim applications.

MOQ:50
Price Range:$5.00 - $20.00 / set
Material:Carbide Tipped Cutting Edge / High Strength Steel Body / Anti-Kickback Design / PVC Storage Case
Certifications:CE / ISO 9001
Size Range:1/4 inch shank; Cutting diameter 6-20mm; Cutting length 12-25mm; Overall length 45-65mm; 6 profiles per set
Color Options:Silver Steel Body / Gold Carbide Tip / Blue PVC Case / Green PVC Case
Weight:380
Packing:PVC plastic storage case with foam insert, 6 bits per set, 30 sets per carton
Lead Time:12-20 days
Sample:Available
Customization:OEM profile configuration, custom PVC case color, private label, shank size specification
Mixed Order:true

Product Details

LD-195 Carbide Tipped Router Bit Set 6pc

LD-195 Carbide Tipped Router Bit Set provides 6 essential woodworking router profiles with 1/4 inch shank and carbide-tipped cutting edges in a PVC storage case for cabinetry, furniture, and trim work.

The LD-195 Carbide Tipped Router Bit Set is a versatile woodworking routing kit for cabinet makers, furniture manufacturers, trim carpenters, and woodworking enthusiasts who need clean, precise edge profiling and joinery cuts. Each bit features a carbide-tipped cutting edge brazed to a high-strength steel body, providing superior cutting life compared to HSS router bits and maintaining sharpness through extended use on hardwoods, plywood, MDF, and particle board. The carbide material resists the heat generated at high router speeds, allowing faster feed rates without burning the workpiece. The set includes 6 essential profiles: straight bit for dado and groove cutting, flush trim bit for pattern routing and laminate trimming, round-over bit for eased edge finishing, chamfer bit for beveled edge detail, cove bit for concave profile, and roman ogee bit for decorative edge molding. All bits feature a 1/4 inch shank that fits standard router collets found in both fixed-base and plunge routers. An anti-kickback design with balanced cutting edges reduces vibration and improves routing control for safer operation. The PVC storage case with custom-cut foam insert keeps each bit protected and organized, with labeled slots for quick profile identification. Whether building custom cabinets, crafting furniture, installing door and window trim, fabricating countertops, or creating decorative wood panels, the LD-195 router bit set delivers professional-grade routing performance.

Core Features

  • Carbide-tipped cutting edges for extended life in hardwoods and composites
  • 6 essential profiles: straight, flush trim, round-over, chamfer, cove, ogee
  • 1/4 inch shank fits standard router collets
  • Anti-kickback balanced design for safer operation
  • High-strength steel body resists deflection at high speeds
  • PVC storage case with foam insert for protection and organization

Application Scenarios

  • Custom cabinetry edge profiling and dado cutting
  • Furniture joinery and wood panel routing
  • Door and window trim installation
  • Countertop edge profiling and laminate trimming
  • Wood molding and decorative edge creation
  • Pattern routing and template following

FAQ

What is the advantage of carbide-tipped router bits over HSS?

Carbide-tipped bits maintain sharpness 5-10 times longer than HSS bits, especially when cutting hardwoods, plywood, and MDF. The carbide material withstands the heat generated at high router speeds, allowing faster feed rates with less burning. They are more expensive initially but more economical over time.

Can these bits be resharpened?

Yes, carbide-tipped router bits can be resharpened by a professional sharpening service using diamond wheels. Resharpening typically restores 90% of original cutting performance. Most bits can be resharpened 3-5 times before the carbide tip is consumed.

What is the correct router speed for these bits?

For bits up to 1 inch diameter, use 20,000-24,000 RPM. For larger bits, reduce speed. Always follow the router manufacturer's speed recommendations. Using excessive speed with carbide bits can cause burning and reduce edge life.

How do I prevent burn marks on the workpiece?

Maintain a steady feed rate without stopping mid-cut. Use sharp bits. Reduce router speed for hardwoods. Take multiple light passes instead of one heavy cut. Ensure proper dust collection to prevent heat buildup from recirculating chips.