2-Piece Profile-Counterprofile Router Bit Set for Cabinet Doors and Drawers (20–24 mm) – HSS M2 / HW (K40)
Professional set of 2 bore router bits, paired, for creating decorative profiles and counterprofiles on cabinet doors, drawer fronts, and frames made of solid wood or wood-based panels. Calibrated working thickness for 20–24 mm components. Available in HSS M2 and HW (K40) variants — select from the menu.
| Active Working Thickness |
Working Thickness20–24 mm (finished components – frames, doors, drawer fronts) |
| Outer Diameter (D) |
Outer Diameter (D)According to the attached technical drawing |
| Bore Diameter (d) |
Bore Diameter (d)See the list of variants in the menu (d32/30 = comes with reduction bushing). Custom sizes available upon request. |
| Cutting Material |
Cutting MaterialHSS M2 – 4 brazed inserts, 63–65 HRC, 6 mm insert | HW (K40) – 4 brazed inserts, 85–92 HRC, 3 mm insert – select variant |
| Construction Type |
Construction TypeBrazed profile tools, successively resharpenable; rebrazable upon advanced wear |
| Set Configuration |
Set Configuration2 paired profile router bits (profile + counterprofile) |
| Recommended Speed |
Speed6,000 – 9,000 RPM (marked on packaging box and tool body – adhere to indicated speed) |
| Country of Origin |
Country of OriginUkraine |
✨ PROPERTIES AND ADVANTAGES:
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Deep and Well-Defined Profiles: The calibrated working space for 20–24 mm allows for clear decorative reliefs, with a solid and elegant appearance – typical for quality furniture.
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Dynamic CNC Balancing: The body of each router bit is machined on high-precision CNC machines, eliminating idle vibrations and protecting the spindle and bearings of the router machine.
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Perfect Profile-Counterprofile Fit: The two router bits are paired and calibrated together — the joint of doors and frames results in a tight fit, without manual adjustments.
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Long-Term Investment: The inserts can be successively resharpened at a specialized center, and in case of advanced wear, the tool body can be rebrazed.
🛠️ SELECTION GUIDE: HSS M2 vs. HW (K40)
The choice of material directly affects the finishing quality and tool lifespan (swipe left-right on mobile):
| Processed Material |
HSS M2 ⭐ (High-Speed Steel)
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HW (K40) ⭐ (Tungsten Carbide)
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Solid Wood (Spruce, Fir, Beech, Oak)
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⭐ Optimal Glossy finish, no sanding |
Recommended Standard cut |
| Raw or Painted MDF / HDF |
Not recommended Rapid wear |
⭐ Optimal Resistant to binders |
| Melamine Particleboard / Composites |
Strictly not recommended |
⭐ Optimal Prevents chipping |
| Cutting Edge Hardness |
63–65 HRC |
85–92 HRC |
🦺 PRACTICAL MOUNTING AND OPERATION TIPS:
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Test on sacrificial material: Before serial production, perform a test cut on a piece of sacrificial wood to check for perfect right-angle profile matching.
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Spindle cleaning: Remove dust or resin deposits from the machine spindle before mounting — any residues can cause unwanted radial runout.
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Constant feed at 6,000–9,000 RPM: A uniform feed keeps the cutting edge cool and eliminates the risk of burns on materials with glues or tannins.