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Carbide tipped forming router bit with 1 inch cutter diameter

Westward

Westward 16Y536 carbide tipped forming router bit 1 in

SKU CH-4KW4-SJCCB MPN 16Y536

Carbide-tipped router bit cuts a 1-inch roundover profile

  • Product typeRouters
  • Product weight0.1
  • Carbide tipped edge stays sharp longer for clean roundover cuts
  • 1 in cutter diameter shapes a 17/32 in radius in a single pass
  • 1/4 in shank fits standard routers for quick tool changes
  • Light 0.1 lb bit reduces vibration for smoother finish

Carbide-tipped roundover bit

This Westward 16Y536 router bit produces a roundover profile using a carbide-tipped cutter. The tool measures 1 in across the cutting diameter and fits a 1/4 in shank. Overall length reaches 2 1/4 in with a 17/32 in cutting depth.

Woodworkers needing a single roundover radius

The fixed profile suits edge rounding on cabinets, shelves and trim where one radius is repeated. Shops that require multiple radii or different profiles such as ogee or cove should select a set or interchangeable system instead.

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Price $13.99
Cheaper than about 65% of the 477 comparable items (median $21.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameWestward
Model name16Y536
Product typeRouters

Questions about this item

What shank size does the 1 in carbide tipped forming router bit 16Y536 require for my router collet?

The bit uses a 1/4 in shank that fits standard quarter inch router collets.

How do I install the Westward 16Y536 forming router bit without damaging the carbide cutting edges?

Insert the shank fully into the collet, tighten securely, and avoid forcing the bit into the workpiece to prevent carbide chipping.

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