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Aug 24, 2026 - 07:06 AM
The cutting length determines how deep into the material the chamfer bit can cut in a single pass. It affects both efficiency and the types of profiles you can get. A thiker shank as in 1/2 inch allows a longer cutting length with less vibration or chance of breaking in thicker materials when deeper cuts are required. A shorter thinner length of a 1/4 inch shank provide more control for shallow profiling. For instance, the RC-2370 Adjustable Chamfer bit has a cutting height of 40mm (1-9/16"), perfect for deep chamfering, while the DRB-416 offers a 1/8" cut height for fine engraving or chamfering. always use the bit that matches your material thickness and application for a safe and perfect outcome and happy customers.
