What is the difference between 1/4 inch and 1/2-inch router bit shanks?

The shank must match your router's collet, a 1/2-inch shank generally gives a more stable cut on larger bits.

What router bit should I use for edge profiles?

A profile cutter such as a round over, chamfer or ogee bit, chosen based on the finish you want.

Yes, for regular use they stay sharp far longer than standard steel bits, particularly on hardwood and MDF.

Yes, covering common profiles suited to general joinery and trim work.

Some carbide tipped bits can be professionally resharpened a limited number of times, replacement is often more cost effective for standard bits.

Yes, tell us what you need and we will try to source it for you.

The shank must match your router&#39;s collet, a 1/2-inch shank generally gives a more stable cut on larger bits.

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