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Silver cylindrical router bit with carbide cutting edges and smooth shank

Westward

Westward 16Y582 carbide-tipped straight router bit 1/2 in

SKU CH-G4HH-JGX8X MPN 16Y582

Carbide-tipped straight router bit with a 1/2 in cutter diameter for clean profiling cuts

  • Product typeRouters
  • Product weight0.2
  • Carbide-tipped edge stays sharp longer for clean cuts
  • 1/2 in cutter diameter suits common joinery tasks
  • 4 3/16 in overall length gives ample reach
  • Light .2 lb weight reduces router strain

Carbide-tipped straight router bit

The Westward 16Y582 is a new carbide-tipped straight router bit with a 1/2 in cutter diameter and 1/2 in shank. It has an overall length of 4 3/16 in and a cutting length of 2 in. The bit weighs 0.2 lb and is designed for straight-profile routing tasks.

Woodworkers needing a straight-cut profile

Suitable for woodworkers and cabinet makers who require a straight cutting profile in fractional inch sizes. Not for users who need spiral flute geometry, bearing-guided profiles, or shank diameters other than 1/2 in.

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Price $19.99
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Specifications

Product
Brand nameWestward
Model name16Y582
Product typeRouters

Questions about this item

When will the carbide tips on the 16Y582 need resharpening or replacement?

The carbide tips on this Westward bit stay sharp far longer than steel; plan to send it for professional resharpening when cut quality drops or the edge chips.

What is the first limit that appears during a long, deep pass with the 16Y582?

Heat buildup in the 1/2 in carbide cutters is the first limit; clear chips often and reduce feed speed to avoid burning the workpiece or dulling the edge.

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