





TEMO Carbide Downcut Inlay Router Bit 1/32 Inch Diameter
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Scott Oliver
> 3 dayUsed it for some 5mm depth detail work around small lettering in tigerwood. I bought this bit simply to experiment with and based on how thin it is I was expecting to break it immediately. I was very conservative on speeds and feeds on my Shapeoko CNC, and successfully completed my first job. A useful bit added to my collection!
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Julie S.
> 3 daywish I would have paid more attention to how short the cutting area was
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Adam
Greater than one weekI use these bits on an X-Carve. The’ve been more durable than the 1/32 bits from Inventables.
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Shana Russell
> 3 dayThis is my favorite bit. I use it on my CNC to cut small stuff with a great amount of detail with minimal sanding. These don’t break unless I do something dumb, like dropping them or forgetting to switch the router on...
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issam merhej
> 3 dayI reduced all the speeds and feeds specifically for this bit to make sure it won’t break in the stock, but unfortunately, it’s very fragile and broke once it touch the stock before even the machine starts moving. I don’t recommend this bit, waste of money and time
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J 128
Greater than one weekWe really needed this size
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Daniel Flores
> 3 dayThese are great bits. Just remember the rules of routing with fine bits. 1. Never cut deeper then the diameter of the cutter. The cutter not the shaft. 2. Dont move faster then the cutter can cut. If you violate these rules then fine detail bits of any brand will break.
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Shannon
> 3 dayThese work great. I use these on my Shapeoko cnc on wood signs and I’ve yet to wear one out.
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BusboyoneTX
> 3 dayVery smooth cuts
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Brian Calloway
> 3 dayusing these bit for guitar inlay work.