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The CMT Round Nose Bit is a precision-engineered tool designed for woodworkers and furniture makers who need to add decorative fluting or veins to door and drawer fronts. Featuring a 1/4-inch radius and a sturdy 1/4-inch shank, this bit provides exceptional durability and smooth cutting action, though it is specifically optimized for lighter decorative work rather than heavy-duty stock removal.
| Model Part Number | 814.127.11 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CMT |
Yes, as long as your trimmer accepts 1/4-inch shank bits, this tool is perfectly compatible.
The bit has a cutting length of 3/8-inch, which defines the maximum depth for vertical cuts.
While it can be used freehand, the included bearing is designed specifically to help you follow templates for consistent decorative patterns.
The CMT orange shield coating is a non-stick layer that prevents heat, resin, and pitch from sticking to the bit.
No, this bit is designed for decorative fluting and surface work, not for deep structural mortising.
Reduce your feed rate or make two lighter passes instead of one full-depth cut.
Clean the bearing with a degreaser or solvent and apply a drop of light machine oil to ensure smooth rotation.
Check that the bit is fully seated in the collet and ensure the router collet is tightened securely.
To install, insert the 1/4-inch shank into your router collet, ensuring at least 3/4 of the shank is inserted for maximum safety and vibration reduction. This bit is compatible with any router that accepts 1/4-inch shanks. For maintenance, periodically clean the bit with a resin-dissolving solvent to remove wood sap. Always ensure the bearing rotates freely before use; if it feels stiff, use a light lubricant to ensure it rolls smoothly against your template without marring the surface.
