Timberline 260-40 Rabbeting Set 7 B B

Description

A rabbet is simply a rectangular recess along the edge or end of a piece of material. Use for rabbeting, slot cutting and general joinery. A rabbet is simply a rectangular recess along the edge or end of a piece of material. It is a common joint in cabinet casework, but is also used in recessing cabinet doors in face frames, as a recess for holding artwork or a mirror in a frame, in a molding application, or for half-lap or shiplap joints. By adjusting the height of the bit and the size of the bearing, you should be able to get just the right size that you need. Industrial strength carbide rabbeting bits give you fast, accurate, and simple results the first time with no tear out on the entry cuts and flush milled surfaces. Use for rabbeting, slot cutting and general joinery. Use for rabbeting, slot cutting and general joinery. It is a common joint in cabinet casework, but is also used in recessing cabinet doors in face frames, as a recess for holding artwork or a mirror in a frame, in a molding application, or for half-lap or shiplap joints. By adjusting the height of the bit and the size of the bearing, you should be able to get just the right size that you need. Industrial strength carbide rabbeting bits give you fast, accurate, and simple results the first time with no tear out on the entry cuts and flush milled surfaces. Carbide tipped. A rabbet is simply a rectangular recess along the edge or end of a piece of material.

Key Features

• Use for rabbeting, slot cutting and general joinery.
• Industrial strength carbide rabbeting bits give you fast, accurate, and simple results the first time with no tear out on the entry cuts and flush milled surfaces.
• A rabbet is simply a rectangular recess along the edge or end of a piece of material.
• By adjusting the height of the bit and the size of the bearing, you should be able to get just the right size that you need.
• It is a common joint in cabinet casework, but is also used in recessing cabinet doors in face frames, as a recess for holding artwork or a mirror in a frame, in a molding application, or for half-lap or shiplap joints.