Rabbeting Router Bit (SY)

Virtually every cabinet you build uses rabbet joinery somewhere: for lock-rabbet drawers, on inset doors, as a recess to house the back of a bookcase, or to rest glass in a door. A rabbeting router bit helps you make them all, and cuts rascally rabbets on curved edges, such as an arch-topped door—something not possible with a table saw.

Code 1194s

A= 9.5mm

B= 12.7mm

shank = 1/4"