Sale! Achieve Precision Plastic Fabrication with Freuds Advanced O-Flute Up Spiral BitEliminate material melting and rough edges with the Freud 73-762 1/8-Inch O-Flute Up Spiral Router Bit. Specifically engineered for the unique challenges of plastic fabrication
Eliminate material melting and rough edges with the Freud 73-762 1/8-Inch O-Flute Up Spiral Router Bit. Specifically engineered for the unique challenges of plastic fabrication, this industrial-grade bit is the ultimate solution for achieving mirror-smooth finishes on soft plastics and solid surfaces. Whether you are working with ABS, UHMW, acrylic, nylon, or polycarbonate, the specialized O-Flute geometry is designed to dissipate heat rapidly, ensuring a cool cut that prevents the workpiece from welding or gumming. This bit is a staple for sign makers, plastic fabricators, and CNC enthusiasts who demand professional, high-clarity results.
Constructed from Freuds proprietary TiCo High-Density Solid Carbide, this bit features an up-shear design that clears chips at lightning speed, delivering the cleanest possible cut quality on the bottom surface of your material. The bit is enhanced with Freuds innovative Black I.C.E. (Industrial Cooling Element) coating, which shields the cutting edge from extreme heat and friction while facilitating superior chip evacuation. This combination provides up to 2X the cutting life and performance compared to standard uncoated bits. Optimized for maximum precision in automated CNC machines, this 1/4-inch shank bit also performs exceptionally well in table-mounted or hand-held routers for fine detail work in both plastics and hardwoods.
| Brand | Freud |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 73-762 |
| Bit Type | O-Flute Up Spiral |
| Overall Diameter (D) | 1/8 Inch |
| Shank Diameter (A) | 1/4 Inch |
| Carbide Cutting Height (h) | 1/2 Inch |
| Overall Length (H) | 2 Inches |
| Number of Cutters | 1 |
| Maximum RPM | 24,000 RPM |
| Material | Solid TiCo High-Density Carbide |
| Coating Technology | Black I.C.E. |
| Ideal Material | Soft Plastics and Solid Surface |
When routing plastics like acrylic or polycarbonate, maintaining the correct “feed-to-speed” ratio is vital to prevent melting. If you see the plastic beginning to curl or stick to the bit, increase your feed rate or lower your router’s RPM. For deeper cuts, always use multiple shallow passes and consider using a compressed air blast to assist in chip removal and keep the cutting area cool, ensuring a glass-like finish on your final edge.
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