Softline Furniture Profile-Counterprofile Router Bit Set (Thermal Joint) 25mm | d35/30 | Code 02.24SL

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Bore (d) 32 mm 35mm

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Set of 5 Profile-Counterprofile Cutters for Cabinet Doors and Frames (20 - 24 mm)

Spindle Bore / Compatibility (d)	Ø35 mm and Ø32 mm (In stock – standard delivery includes reducing bushes to Ø30 mm). *We can produce Ø40 mm or Ø50 mm bores on special order.
Product Type	Set of professional matched multi-cutters for classic furniture joints
Joint Profile	Profile - Counterprofile with an elegant decorative V-groove at the frame joint
Active Working Thickness	Fully adaptable for panels and frames with thicknesses between 20 mm and 24 mm
Outer Diameter (D)	According to the attached technical drawing / sketch
Set Configuration	Complete set of 5 pieces: Optimized modular architecture for quick assembly
Cutting Material / Availability	HSS M2 Premium (Available in stock) T.C.T. Carbide (Available for pre-order)
Construction Type	Industrial brazed profile inserts with special Silver (Ag) alloy on a structurally treated body
Active Cutting Edge Hardness	64 – 66 HRC (For HSS version) / 85 – 92 HRC (For T.C.T. Carbide version)
Recommended Speed	9,000 RPM (Optimal peripheral speed for eliminating micro-chips)
Country of Production	Ukraine

High-Precision Modular Assembly: The extended configuration of 5 industrially calibrated cutters allows for perfect processing and fitting of frames, cabinet doors, and panels. The system ensures strong structural joints, without axial play or geometric deviations.
Fine Decorative V-Groove: The geometry of the knives creates a fine decorative V-shaped channel at the final joint of the pieces. This groove adds visual elegance to furniture fronts and effectively masks the natural expansion or contraction movements of wood.
Professional HSS M2 High-Speed Steel Blades: The standard version is equipped with HSS M2 inserts (6.5% Tungsten), renowned for their extremely sharp cutting edge that cleanly cuts soft or hard natural wood fibers, leaving perfectly smooth profiles. Optionally, for abrasive materials (MDF), the set can be supplied in the T.C.T. Carbide version.
Extended Bore Versatility: Designed for a wide range of machines, the set natively covers Ø35 and Ø32 mm shafts, including special rings for reducing to Ø30 mm. Production flexibility allows for custom bore sizes of Ø40 or Ø50 mm for heavy-duty woodworking machinery.

⚠️ Guide to selecting cutting material:

✅ HSS M2 Premium version: 100% recommended for natural wood (Spruce, Fir, Oak, Beech, Linden) – impeccable finish without torn fibers.

✅ T.C.T. Carbide version: Recommended for raw or painted MDF, laminated particle boards, or wood derivatives.

Configure your tool correctly according to the workload and type of materials processed in the workshop:

Type of Work Material	HSS M2 Premium ⭐ (Available in stock)	T.C.T. Carbide (Pre-order / Coming soon)
Natural Solid Wood (Conifers, Linden, Beech, Oak)	⭐ Optimal (100%) (Smooth surface / No sanding required)	Recommended (85%) (Standard cutting by structural impact)
Raw or Painted MDF / HDF (Milled door fronts)	Not recommended / Rapid wear	⭐ Optimal (100%) (Maximum resistance to binders and glues)
Melamine Particle Board / Composites	Strictly Forbidden	⭐ Optimal (100%) (Prevents chipping of edges)
Finish of the decorative V-edge	Extremely sharp (No splintering)	Industrial standard
Hardness and sharpness	62 – 66 HRC (Easy to sharpen)	85 – 92 HRC (Requires diamond wheel)

Workpiece thickness: The cutters are fluidly adjustable to perfectly cover the thickness range between 20 mm and 24 mm. Calibrate the machine carefully to ensure perfect flatness on the back of the doors.
Mounting reductions: When using the Ø30 mm spindle, ensure that the provided reduction rings are clean and fully inserted into the cutter bores to eliminate any risk of radial run-out.
Constant cutting regime: Maintain a constant manual or mechanical feed rate at 9,000 RPM. Avoid tool stagnation in the material to prevent local burns on wood species rich in resins or tannins.