Freud 64-100 Solid Carbide Flush Trim Router Bit 1/4 in Shank

Product Description

The FREUD 64-100 is a solid carbide flush trim router bit designed to trim edge banding, laminates, and veneer flush with a substrate surface. The 0.25 inch diameter cutting head runs on a 0.25 inch shank, with a 0.375 inch cutting length and 1.5 inch total length. Solid carbide construction delivers higher heat resistance and edge retention than high-speed steel, making it well suited for production runs and repeated use in hardwoods, softwoods, MDF, and plastic laminates. Cabinetmakers, finish carpenters, and millwork shops are the primary installers of this bit.

This bit is applied wherever a flush trim operation is required at a router table or with a handheld plunge router. Typical uses include trimming iron-on edge banding on cabinet panels, flushing solid wood edging on plywood, and cleaning up laminate overhangs on countertops or furniture components. The compact cutting geometry suits tight profiles and thin workpieces common in residential and commercial cabinetry and millwork applications. Package quantity is 10 bits per unit, making this item appropriate for shop stocking or job-site supply.

Key Features

• Solid carbide construction for extended edge retention in high-volume routing applications
• 0.25 inch shank fits standard router collets on handheld routers and router tables
• 0.375 inch cutting length suited for thin laminates, edge banding, and veneer trimming
• 1.5 inch total length allows clearance in most standard router chucks without excessive deflection
• Packaged in quantities of 10 for shop stocking efficiency

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style flush trim router bit compatible with any router accepting a 0.25 inch collet, including standard handheld routers and benchtop router tables used in woodworking and cabinetry trades.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified woodworker or cabinet professional familiar with router bit handling and spindle speeds. Always power down and unplug the router or isolate the router table switch before inserting or removing the bit. Insert the shank fully into the collet and tighten to the manufacturer specification for your router model before operation. Inspect the cutting edges for chips or wear before each use, and never operate a damaged carbide bit at elevated RPM.