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Westward 16Y595 carbide-tipped straight router bit with silver shank and dark cutting edges

Westward

Westward 16Y595 carbide-tipped router bit

SKU CH-ANBV-VGHYE MPN 16Y595

Straight-profile router bit with a carbide-tipped 3/4-inch cutter for clean fractional-inch cuts

  • Product typeRouters
  • Product weight0.1
  • Carbide tip stays sharp longer for clean cuts
  • Straight profile creates precise grooves and dados
  • 3/4 in cutter diameter handles common joinery tasks
  • 1/4 in shank fits standard router collets

Straight router bit for clean grooves

The Westward 16Y595 is a carbide-tipped straight router bit with a 3/4 in cutter diameter and a 1/4 in shank. Its overall length is 2 5/16 in and the cutting length is 1 in. The carbide tips resist wear longer than high-speed steel when cutting hardwood, plywood or soft plastics.

Best for edge-forming and dado work

Woodworkers who need a reliable straight bit for grooving, mortising or trimming will find this size practical for many cabinet and furniture tasks. Builders who require a bearing-guided profile bit, a larger shank diameter or a spiral-flute design for chip evacuation should look at other options.

How it compares

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Price $9.99
Cheaper than about 77% of the 477 comparable items (median $21.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameWestward
Model name16Y595
Product typeRouters

Questions about this item

What shank size fits the 16Y595 router bit?

The 16Y595 uses a 1/4 in shank, so it fits any router collet that accepts a quarter‑inch shank.

How do I install the 16Y595 bit, and what step is often missed?

Insert the shank fully into the collet, then tighten the collet nut securely; the step many skip is verifying the bit is seated all the way before final tightening.

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