If an upcut gives you a great bottom finish and a down cut a great top finish, why not have both with a compression cutter! A compression cutter starts with an up cut component usually the length of the diameter (e.g. ⅛” has a ⅛” up cut component and the rest to down cut) so get the full benefit of the cutter, your first plunge must go below that length (e.g. ⅛” or more). Compression cutters like to run a bit faster than other wood cutting bit to get the best finish along the side of your material.
Suitable for
- Wood (MDF, hardwood)
- Wood (Ply & softwoods)
- Melamine White Board
Adam’s Tips
Albeit compression bits are primarily used for slot cutting, you can still profile cut as long as you go past the up cut component. This will give you both a perfect bottom and top finish.
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Quality lasts
Quality lasts longer than the joy of a cheap bargain. Favourite all-rounder bit in any timber.
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Quality lasts
Quality lasts longer than the joy of a cheap bargain. Favourite all-rounder bit in any timber.
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Brilliant
Adam’s bits are the best! No need to go anywhere else!
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Best clean cut thru 8 mm ply
Good value
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End mills
Best bits by far and awesome customer service. My only go to shop to be honest
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Up down 2 flute spiral cutters
I use a high quality Birch plywood from Finland. It’s imperative that I achieve a crisp finish on both surfaces and also the core of the material enabling minimal sanding! These cutters are fantastic! Well worth the money.
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Great End Mill
I have used these End mills for a bunch of large production runs they perform fantastically for the very reasonable price and we will keep using them!
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Compression and V Bits
Awesome; the bit's I bought so far from Adam's Bits perform well, i have only used in MDF so far. I will be order more in few days
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General Purpose Profile Routing Bit
Awesome quality at a good price, has performed many cuts and no sign of dulling
