Wood Headboard Router Bit Profile N13 - D160 HSS Premium

SKU:ST160P13R-d30

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Door Panel Cutter Profile №13 | Brazed with – HSS or Carbide

🔩 Technical Specifications:

Feature	Value
Outer diameter	160 mm
Active cutting width	16 mm
Number / type of teeth	4 pcs., Brazed cutters on silver (Ag) or brass (Cu-Zn) alloy
Hardness	HSS - 64…66 HRC
Recommended RPM	6000 rpm
Wear resistance	up to 3,000 linear meters in softwood
Inserts	Replaceable – long-term investment
Quantity of cutters per set	1 pc. of choice

☞ Robust treated steel body – ensures perfect balance and reduced vibrations during operation

☞ HSS M2 or Carbide (tungsten carbide) brazed cutting edges – the ideal choice depending on material type and intensity of use

☞ Versatile – optimized for soft and medium hardwoods (spruce, fir, linden, beech, light oak)

✅ Advantages:

➤ Fine, precise and consistent cut

➤ Easy to resharpen (HSS variant)

➤ Low risk of burning on natural wood

➤ Suitable for traditional carpentry workshops and hobby CNC

⚠️ Limitations in use:

❌ We do not recommend the HSS variant for chipboard, MDF, HDF or very hard exotic wood

❌ For composite materials or demanding applications, choose the variant with Carbide inserts

🛠️ Selection Guide: HSS vs. CARBIDE (Brazed Tools)

The choice of material depends not only on wood hardness but also on how the cutting edge interacts with the grain. Our brazed cutters are optimized for stationary machines and CNC, but their performance varies drastically depending on the wood essence processed.

✅ Acquisition Conclusions:

Standard HSS: Exclusively very soft woods (Spruce, Fir, Pine, Linden). Economical, fine cut.
HSS M2: The "king" of softwoods. Guarantees immaculate white without burns. Also works on Oak/Beech for a mirror finish, but wears out faster.
Carbide (CMS): Mandatory for hard/exotic woods (Oak, Beech, Mahogany) and derivatives (MDF, Chipboard, Laminated). Resists thousands of meters without sharpening.