Licensed TenonCam Bit Manufacturer • R & B Tool Supply, Inc.
13535 Pawnee Road • Apple Valley, CA 92308 • Ph: (760) 247-7323 • Fx: (760) 247-7357
625.240 TC - Compression, Two Flute, ⅝ Shank, bit for nominal ¾ to 1 material
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Feed Rate: |
840 ipm |
14 ips |
21 mpm |
Decent Rate: |
240 ipm |
4 ips |
6 mpm |
Spindle Speed: |
16,000 rpm |
16,000 rpm |
15,750 rpm |
Chip Load: |
0.02625 |
0.02625 |
0.02625 |
625.181 TC - Compression, Two Flute, ⅝ Shank, bit for nominal ⅝ material |
Feed Rate: |
840 ipm |
14 ips |
21 mpm |
Decent Rate: |
240 ipm |
4 ips |
6 mpm |
Spindle Speed: |
16,000 rpm |
16,000 rpm |
15,750 rpm |
Chip Load: |
0.02625 |
0.02625 |
0.02625 |
500.120 TC - Compression, Two Flute, ½ Shank, bit for nominal ½ material |
Feed Rate: |
840 ipm |
14 ips |
21 mpm |
Decent Rate: |
240 ipm |
4 ips |
6 mpm |
Spindle Speed: |
16,000 rpm |
16,000 rpm |
15,750 rpm |
Chip Load: |
0.02625 |
0.02625 |
0.02625 |
Proprietary TenonCam® router bits are only available under License from R & B Tool Supply, Inc. As a result of the geometry, carbide grade and coating used on the TenonCam® bits, their usable life can easily be as many as five hundred sheets, depending upon the type and quality of the materials used. At the end of their useable life, the TenonCam® router bits should be scrapped for salvage value, as sharpening will remove the factory coating and change the geometry of the bits, thereby rendering them almost useless.
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Recommended Standard Bit Manufacturer • R & B Tool Supply, Inc.
13535 Pawnee Road • Apple Valley, CA 92308 • Ph: (760) 247-7323 • Fx: (760) 247-7357
KRB.500 - ½ Compression, Two Flute with 3/16 Up Cut, ½ Shank (Outline)
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Feed Rate: |
960 ipm |
16 ips |
25 mpm |
Decent Rate: |
300 ipm |
5 ips |
8 mpm |
Spindle Speed: |
18,675 rpm |
18,675 rpm |
19,150 rpm |
Chip Load: |
0.0257 |
0.0257 |
0.0257 |
7058.DR - ½ Down Cut, Two Flute, ½ Shank (Operations)
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Feed Rate: |
960 ipm |
16 ips |
25 mpm |
Decent Rate: |
300 ipm |
5 ips |
8 mpm |
Spindle Speed: |
18,675 rpm |
18,675 rpm |
19,150 rpm |
Chip Load: |
0.0257 |
0.0257 |
0.0257 |
250.240 T - ¼ Mortise Down Cut, Two Flute, ¼ Shank (TenonCam & Operations) |
Feed Rate: |
480 ipm |
8 ips |
12 mpm |
Decent Rate: |
180 ipm |
3 ips |
5 mpm |
Spindle Speed: |
18,000 rpm |
18,000 rpm |
18,000 rpm |
Chip Load: |
0.013 |
0.013 |
0.013 |
187.181 T - 3/16 Mortise Down Cut, Two Flute, ¼ Shank (TenonCam & Operations) |
Feed Rate: |
360 ipm |
6 ips |
9 mpm |
Decent Rate: |
180 ipm |
3 ips |
5 mpm |
Spindle Speed: |
18,000 rpm |
18,000 rpm |
17,715 rpm |
Chip Load: |
0.010 |
0.010 |
0.010 |
125.120 T - ⅛ Mortise Down Cut, Two Flute, ¼ Shank (TenonCam & Operations) |
Feed Rate: |
240 ipm |
4 ips |
6 mpm |
Decent Rate: |
120 ipm |
2 ips |
4 mpm |
Spindle Speed: |
20,000 rpm |
20,000 rpm |
19,685 rpm |
Chip Load: |
0.006 |
0.006 |
0.006 |
Recommended Insert Tooling Supplier • R & B Tool Supply, Inc.
13535 Pawnee Road • Apple Valley, CA 92308 • Ph: (760) 247-7323 • Fx: (760) 247-7357
RC.1030 - 45º V-Groove Body, ¾ Shank (Requires One Insert Cutter)
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Feed Rate: |
240 ipm |
4 ips |
6 mpm |
Decent Rate: |
60 ipm |
1 ips |
2 mpm |
Spindle Speed: |
15,000 rpm |
15,000 rpm |
15,000 rpm |
RCK.355 - 45º V-Groove Insert Cutter (Two Cutting Edges per Insert)
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RC.1049 - 22½º V-Groove Body, ½ Shank (Requires One Insert Cutter) |
Feed Rate: |
240 ipm |
4 ips |
6 mpm |
Decent Rate: |
60 ipm |
1 ips |
2 mpm |
Spindle Speed: |
15,000 rpm |
15,000 rpm |
15,000 rpm |
RCK.350 - 22½º V-Groove Insert Cutter (One Cutting Edge per Insert)
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RC.2259 - 3⅞ Spoilboard Surfacing Body, ¾ Shank (Requires Five Insert Cutters) |
Feed Rate: |
600 ipm |
10 ips |
15 mpm |
Decent Rate: |
120 ipm |
2 ips |
3 mpm |
Spindle Speed: |
15,000 rpm |
15,000 rpm |
15,000 rpm |
RCK.459 - 3⅞ Spoilboard Surfacing Insert Cutter (Four Cutting Edges per Insert)
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Note:
Router Chucks, Collets and the appropriate Torque Wrench can be supplied per your particular Router Motor. Please inquire for assistance and pricing.
Collets should be changed every year as they become misshaped with each tightening. This will reduce the chances of the bit slipping during operation.
A Torque Wrench to apply the correct foot pounds of pressure required by the Chuck, should be used to help reduce the chances of the bit slipping during operation.
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Recommended Carbide Tipped Drill Bit Supplier • R & B Tool Supply, Inc.
13535 Pawnee Road • Apple Valley, CA 92308 • Ph: (760) 247-7323 • Fx: (760) 247-7357
4mm x 70mm Thru-Hole Drill - (Assembly Screw) |
Left Hand: |
4mm x 70mm TL |
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Right Hand: |
4mm x 70mm TR |
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Feed Rate: |
240 ipm |
4 ips |
6 mpm |
Spindle Speed: |
4,000 rpm |
4,000 rpm |
4,000 rpm |
5mm x 57mm Brad Point Stop Drills - (Adj Shelf, Hinge Plate and Dwr Guide) |
Left Hand: |
5mm x 57mm BL |
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Right Hand: |
5mm x 57mm BR |
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Feed Rate: |
240 ipm |
4 ips |
6 mpm |
Spindle Speed: |
4,000 rpm |
4,000 rpm |
4,000 rpm |
5mm x 70mm Thru-Hole Drill - (Adj Shelf, Hinge Plate and Drw Guide @ Partitions) |
Left Hand: |
5mm x 70mm TL |
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Right Hand: |
5mm x 70mm TR |
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Feed Rate: |
240 ipm |
4 ips |
6 mpm |
Spindle Speed: |
4,000 rpm |
4,000 rpm |
4,000 rpm |
6mm x 70mm Thru-Hole Drill - (Door and Drawer Pull) |
Left Hand: |
6mm x 70mm TL |
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Right Hand: |
6mm x 70mm TR |
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Feed Rate: |
240 ipm |
4 ips |
6 mpm |
Spindle Speed: |
4,000 rpm |
4,000 rpm |
4,000 rpm |
8mm x 57mm Brad Point Stop Drill - (Hinge Cup Anchor Hole) |
Left Hand: |
8mm x 57mm BL |
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Right Hand: |
8mm x 57mm BR |
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Feed Rate: |
240 ipm |
4 ips |
6 mpm |
Spindle Speed: |
4,000 rpm |
4,000 rpm |
4,000 rpm |
Note: The 35mm Hinge Cup Stop Boring is done in the Nest with the ½ Down Cut Router Bit
The following information should be used as a guideline or starting point. Actual Feed Rates (ipm) and Spindle Speeds (rpm) will vary as a result of “contributing factors” such as machine rigidity, horsepower, spindle integrity, vacuum holding power and the quality of the material being cut. In general, solid carbide spiral tooling will perform better at faster Feed Rates.
Feed Rates are measured in Inches Per Minute = ipm
Spindle Speeds are measured in Revolutions Per Minute = rpm
Chip Load is a measurement of the chip size of the material being removed by each flute during a cut.
In general, normal operating spindle speeds are between 10,000 and 20,000 rpm. Usually, the higher the rpm, the cleaner the cut. However, the higher the rpm, the greater the friction generated between the tool and the material. Friction is what causes a cutting edge to become dull. The objective is the correct balance of the fastest Feed Rate at the slowest Spindle Speed within the Chip Load range of the type of material to be milled, that will yield a clean cut, without breaking or prematurely dulling the bit.
1/8” Tool Diameter for Plywood Core |
Chip Load = .004” to .007” |
1/8” Tool Diameter for Particle Board |
Chip Load = .004” to .007” |
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1/4” Tool Diameter for Plywood Core |
Chip Load = .011” to .013” |
1/4” Tool Diameter for Particle Board |
Chip Load = .013” to .016” |
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3/8” Tool Diameter for Plywood Core |
Chip Load = .017” to .020” |
3/8” Tool Diameter for Particle Board |
Chip Load = .020” to .023” |
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1/2” (and larger) Tool Diameter for Plywood Core |
Chip Load = .021” to .025” |
1/2” (and larger) Tool Diameter for Particle Board |
Chip Load = .025” to .027” |
Formulas:
Chip Load = ipm / (rpm x number of flutes)
Feed Rate (ipm) = rpm x number of flutes x chip load
Spindle Speed (rpm) = ipm / (number of flutes x chip load)
Inches Per Second (ips) = Inches Per Minute (ipm) / 60
Meters Per Minute (mpm) = Inched Per Minute (ipm) / 39.374
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