Used handheld, upcut bits eject the waste up towards the shank with a smoother edge on the bottom of the cut, Used in a table, upcut bits eject waste under the table with a smoother top edge.

Spiral UpcutRouter Bitwith bearing

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Torquata solid carbide spiral bits begin life as extra-hard C4 micro grain carbide, ground using sophisticated 6-Axis C.N.C. to grind their spiral geometry.  The precision of the spiral and hardness of carbide allows for a very sharp edge and typically longer edge sharpness. A straight bit can't compete with that. The geometry and top point allow you to plunge into your work like a drill, using a constant shearing action when making the cuts.

1/2 spiral upcutrouter bit

Used handheld, upcut bits eject the waste up towards the shank with a smoother edge on the bottom of the cut, Used in a table, upcut bits eject waste under the table with a smoother top edge.

Up cutvs downcut router bit

Watch the video below (or on our Timbecon Youtube channel) for a full rundown and explanation of these amazing router bits!

spiral upcutrouter bit1/4 shank

Spiral bits work perfectly on all forms of solid timber, along, across and on end-grain and leave razor-sharp edges on melamine, veneered boards, ply, MDF and chipboard.

Watch the video below (or on our Timbecon Youtube channel) for a full rundown and explanation of these amazing router bits!

Torquata Spiral Upcut Router Bits Solid Carbide 1/4in Shank - 3.2mm Diameter x 12.7mm Cutting Height is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.

Spiral bits work perfectly on all forms of solid timber, along, across and on end-grain and leave razor-sharp edges on melamine, veneered boards, ply, MDF and chipboard.

Torquata solid carbide spiral bits begin life as extra-hard C4 micro grain carbide, ground using sophisticated 6-Axis C.N.C. to grind their spiral geometry.  The precision of the spiral and hardness of carbide allows for a very sharp edge and typically longer edge sharpness. A straight bit can't compete with that. The geometry and top point allow you to plunge into your work like a drill, using a constant shearing action when making the cuts.