🪚 Enhance your Carpentry with Freud Brick Molding Shank 99 460: A Comprehensive Review & Buying Guide Review

This makes perfect replicas of a brick mold. I've already saved the price of the bit by making a brick wall shape out of several 2 by 4's. The best part is that you can adjust the width and thickness of the bar. Four cutting knives made it possible to create the perfect product.

I needed a very gentle S-curve about 3/8" wide and about 1/8" deep to contour the edge of my kitchen cabinet door frame where they are Meeting with an inverted raised plate. This is the only bit I could find that has an S curve with such a shallow tread depth. I only use the outer 3/8" of the bit, which is quite unusual as it's one of the largest diameter bits you can buy for a router. I build. The bit has four cutting edges, two full cutting edges and two partial cutting edges. I get amazing…

This brick cutter has a 1/2" shank (ie not suitable for use in most hand routers as a 3" or larger bit would be too large and exceed the safe's operating speed of this bit which is 11-12000rpm) The bit is great for making your own brick moldings for new ones or replacing certain moldings in your home. The bit made nice flat and sharp mahogany edges which I have used to replace adding and modifying door and window openings; I made them out of 2"x 4" and 2"x 6" mahogany wood I bought at bib…