[Rene Nuñez Paz]

Hello, I need buy one cheap spoilboard leveler bit, but every one that I found is over 200 usd.

Could some one, help me to find any source for a cheap bit of this kind. I don't need a high level bit.

Sorry my bad english

Thanks in advance.

Regards

Rene

[louieatienza]

Hello, I need buy one cheap spoilboard leveler bit, but every one that I found is over 200 usd.

Could some one, help me to find any source for a cheap bit of this kind. I don't need a high level bit.

Sorry my bad english

Thanks in advance.

Regards

Rene

Amana makes large straight bits, up to 1-3/4" that you can use to surface a spoilboard, and relaively cheap as well...

[Rene Nuñez Paz]

Thanks, I was looking but yet I can't find any.
Bye

Rene

[louieatienza]

Thanks, I was looking but yet I can't find any.
Bye

Rene

Check here:
Bottom Cleaning Router Bits - Toolstoday.com - Industrial Quality Carbide Tipped Router Bits

or here:
Straight Plunge Cutting Router Bits - Toolstoday.com - Industrial Quality Carbide Tipped Router Bits

Can use them for rabbeting as well...

[CNC Lurker]

I got this bottom cleaning bit from MLCS awhile back, and the Ø1 1/2" is on sale right now for $17:
MLCS Bottom Cleaning Router Bits

[Rene Nuñez Paz]

Thanks!!!
Verey useful help!!
Bye
Rene

[Mountaincraft]

I just used a Rockler 1" mortising bit (two flute straight bit, carbide tipped).. Worked fine...

I think you can use just about any end mill style wood bit (square end), it just takes longer with smaller bits...

Unless someone can tell me different, what's the point of paying $200-300 for a spoil board surfacing bit? Unless time is just 'that' expensive for you?...

[dfmiller]

Onsrud had a 1 1/4" one for 30 ish. It was the largest cheapest one I could find locally. 91-000.
I agree anything with a flat bottom should work OK. The mortising bits around here were smaller and more expensive.

Dave

[Mountaincraft]

I got this bottom cleaning bit from MLCS awhile back, and the Ø1 1/2" is on sale right now for $17:
MLCS Bottom Cleaning Router Bits

That seems like the hot ticket fr the money...

How's it work for you?

[CNC Lurker]

That seems like the hot ticket fr the money...

How's it work for you?

Works good, just remember to turn the router speed down to 18,000 rpm.