



Whiteside 6210 CNC Spoilboard Surfacing Router Bit, 1/4 Shank
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James Moll
> 3 dayGood price. Cut through my waste board to resurface it with no problems. Ran it .1 DPP @ 100IPM.
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Justin
> 3 dayWorks as intended, and cheap enough to warrant keeping around. I use it for surfacing MDF wasteboards only, wouldnt use it to surface my actual workpiece I dont think.
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Kenneth Ross
> 3 dayI bought this to flatten the spoil board on my cnc machine. It works well for this purpose.
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Don
> 3 dayWorks as it should. Seems to be well built. Only used once so far.
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Shawn M.
> 3 dayBought this for surfacing my spoil board which was great. I don’t have a planer in the shop so decided to try planing some mahagony with it and that worked wonderful as well. Whiteside makes wonderful products at a great price point.
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Hillel S.
> 3 dayWish it could be a larger circumference, but pretty much all 1/4 collets are a 3/4 inch circumference. Did the job (flattening hardwood slab with router jig) very well.
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M.B.
> 3 dayThis is my favorite flattening bit hands down. I use it in my CNC machine as well as in a custom built router sled. It leaves very slight tool marks, that disappear almost instantly when you go over them with an 80 and then 120 grit sand papers.
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Michael Coslo
> 3 dayIt came in quickly - It looks like it will do the job well - I havent used it yet, but its as described, and It should work very well.
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Brian Wolfgang
> 3 dayI made a router sled and used this to flatten a hardwood /epoxy river table. I did get some burning but im chalking it up to user error and running it too deep. I stopped to clean the blade edges a few times and that was helpful
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Jonathan B.
> 3 dayBought this to flatten cutting boards and hardwood boards with a router sled and a small plunge router. Works great so far as a substitute for a planer. Leaves some tool marks, but they sand right out.