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Sep 24, 2026 - 05:27 AM
In my shop choosing the right cutting diameter for my CNC it is always Amana Tool® router bits because of the cut, the tool’s strength, and the level of detail achievable. When I'm working with smaller diameters, such as 1/8" for intricate work and tight radius cuts I slow my movement so as not to break the bit . Using larger diameters, like 1/4" or 3/8", provide increased strength and efficiency for larger cuts or material removal. For example, the 46202-K (1/4") is great for general routing, while the 46225-K (1/8") is better for detailed work. In my shop Amana Tool® offers a diverse selection of cutting diameters, ensuring I can find the ideal size for both delicate and heavy-duty projects. It just makes sense you buy quality and you get a quality outcome every time and that's what my customers want.
