0.09375" / 3/32" Chip Breaker Router, Drill Point, .400" LOC, 1/8" Shank | Lightly Used 10 Pc URC165

This lightly used 10-piece Kyocera chip breaker carbide router set includes 0.09375" / 3/32" (2.40mm) solid carbide routers with a .400" LOC, 1-1/2" overall length, and a 1/8" shank.

These routers are lightly used, cleaned, and inspected. They are a practical value option for hobby use, prototyping, testing, backup tooling, short-run jobs, and light industrial applications.

• Geometry: Chip breaker cutting edge helps break chips into smaller pieces for improved chip control.
• Tip style: Drill point tip provides added strength for repeated plunging and entry into denser materials.
• Cut direction: Up-cut design supports chip evacuation and bottom-edge cut quality.
• Common material use: FR-4, G10, fiberglass, phenolic laminates, and other abrasive composites.

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Common Uses

• PCB and laminate routing, including FR-4 and G10
• Fiberglass and phenolic laminate cutting
• General abrasive composite routing where chip control is helpful
• Testing, prototyping, hobby CNC work, and short-run jobs
• Backup tooling for light industrial use

Benefits

• 10-piece value pack of lightly used, cleaned, and inspected Kyocera carbide routers
• Chip breaker geometry helps reduce long, stringy chips and improve chip control
• Drill point tip provides added strength for repeated plunging and entry into denser materials
• Up-cut design supports chip evacuation and bottom-edge cut quality
• .400" LOC provides added reach for routing applications requiring more cutting length
• Solid tungsten carbide construction provides rigidity and wear resistance
• 1/8" shank fits many compact CNC routers and spindles

Specifications

Tip style: Drill Point — added tip strength for repeated plunging and entry into denser materials.

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