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Whiteside Lock Miter Router Bit

Whiteside Lock Miter Router Bit

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A Lock Miter Bit produces an extremely strong 45° miter joint with an interlocking structure that provides a great deal of gluing surface. Proper setup of the cut is essential, and requires using a router table. One workpiece is run with the main surface flat on the table while the matching piece is run standing against the router fence. We provide instructions for setting up to cut a lock miter joint in below .

This bit must be used in a table-mounted, variable-speed router with a fence.

Lg
Dia
Carbide
Height
Stock
Thickness
OAL Shank Miter
Angle
HW# WM #
2" 15/16" 1/2" to 3/4" 2-3/8" 1/2" 45° 108283 3362
3-1/8" 1-7/16" 1/2" to 1-1/4" 2-7/8" 1/2" 45° 108282 3360 <18
While the larger bit can work for stock thicknesses below 3/4", the smaller size is strongly recommended for stock between 1/2" and 3/4".
<18 Warning! Max RPM - 18,000. Recommended speed is 10,000-11,000 RPM.
OAL = Over All Length

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Whiteside Lock Miter Router Bit Instructions (PDF)


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About Whiteside

Whiteside Machine Company was founded in 1970 in Bill Whiteside's basement where he supplied tooling to NC's huge furniture making industry. Whiteside is still family-owned but has now grown to occupy a 40,000 square foot factory in Claremont, NC.

Whiteside offers a full range of router bits. Their rigid quality control and precision manufacturing techniques have repeatedly resulted in highest ratings in Fine Woodworking magazine tool reviews.

In the years that we've sold Whiteside router bits, we've experienced the company's commitment to excellent quality and superb customer service. We think you'll be pleased each time you use these fine router bits in your shop. Whiteside solid carbide router bits, made in the USA.

We toured the Whiteside factory in Episode 1 of The Highland Woodworker . Watch the whole episode or just the factory tour (about 6:30).

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