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Your cart is empty.Amana Tool Industrial quality Carbide Tipped laminate trim bits with the Euro square bearings. The bits are designed according to specifications with a slight taper allowing for adjustment up or down on the work edge to finish off the edge with a smooth and burr free cut. The square bearing is manufactured with a strong Non-Stick Teflon which won't mark your edge so it can be wiped clean easily., #47147, diameter (D) 1/2, cutting Height (B) 19/64, shank (D) 1/4, overall length (L) 1-3/4, replacement bearing Sqb100, flutes 2, 47147 carbide Tipped laminate Trimmer with Euro square bearing 1/2 dia x 19/64 x 1/4 inch Shank router bit
Mark
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2024
Maybe I just got a bad router bit! I set it up perfectly, went to route my laminate, and completely wrecked a cabinet I was working on! Spent 35 bucks on a new router bit and wrecked a $400 little side table! Not real happy!
Pierre pilote
Reviewed in Canada on January 15, 2023
Does not trim properly the square Bering is Too small for the bit size .
Muy frágil se rompió una al intentar instalarla
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2023
Muy profesional
garyz
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2022
I used this on a table router to trim 1/8 arcrylic overhang in a fish tank and was impressed with butter smooth action and the square design of the bearing mount was easy to ensure box was square to router bit
Raymond A. Lukasiewicz
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2021
I have been using this bit on plastic laminates that are high gloss or are very easily marred from the typical round metal bearing and so far this square/flat bearing made of teflon has been amazing. I havent had any issues with this bearing leaving scars on my finished products. I only wish i knew of these sooner because with the variety if laminates that i work with as a cabinet maker - exhibit builder i havevto work with many fragile laminates. There is nothing more frustrating than having to relaminate something due to a bearing seizing up and leaving marks on finished items. I have had great luck with Amana bits lasting and now with the teflon bit... I am going to be using these all the time.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on September 26, 2020
The bearing ended up rounding and then it cut the laminate front edge. Didn't even last one kitchen
kirkkreations
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2019
Great concept. Works great except the bearing is not true. 1 side is offset and causes the bit to cut into the laminates face that it is riding on thus causing a bad face. The other 3 edges of the bearing were good and trimmed the laminate good.
Stuart Ablett
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2019
The square headed roller thing just works so great, so much less build up of glue on the roller and it does not burn your laminate.I'd give it 6 out of 5 stars if I could!I bought two more!
Bikin
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2018
Vry good product. Trim of laminate easy task.
jeff
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2018
Used for .020" thick aluminum laminate, no backer. Here's what worked for me when trimming edges where bearing surface will ride on laminate you've already laid up:FIRST: try to fit with minimal overhang, like 1/4" maximum. Used a 3 wing Porter Cable bit for initial cutting, leaving protective film on show face for bearing to ride on. Expect hot shavings to fly forward, sticking to protective film, resulting in a bumpy ride for the router.SECOND: pull film out of the way, use gentle cleaner and light rubbing with plastic scraper to eliminate as much glue residue as possibleTHIRD: run this bit (Amana 47147) with square bearing against raw, unprotected finish face. TEST TEST TEST cut first, and err on the side of leaving a slight overhang- maybe .016". This bit really clears up the rough mess left by first router bit pass.FOURTH: high quality (sharp, clean) laminate file. Brush bright edge with 150 -180 grit sandpaper adhered to wood block.Yep - metal laminate is the worst, but if you reserve this bit for final cut and lube with silicone, it will stay clean and do a nice job, helping reduce the trouble it takes for getting a clean professional edge on aluminum laminate.Based on all the above, I trust this bit implicitly for regular P-lam, and give it top marks for fit finish and performance. Square bearing is a little weird, but serves it's purpose well, leaves no marks. As for the square edges wearing out, you can reduce this effect by not dwelling off registration surface too long. If you've done due diligence in test cuts and height setting, you can confidently push this bit into the cut quickly and avoid the buzz-saw sound of the square edges being worn down. I would buy this bit again.
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