Espiral y recta de carburo sólido

An upcut spiral pulls chips up and out of the cut, keeping the flutes clear for deep passes, but can cause tearout on the top face. A downcut spiral pushes chips down, leaving a clean top surface but requiring more frequent passes in deep cuts to clear material.

Solid carbide spiral bits are preferred for routing hardwoods, plywood, MDF, and composites where a cleaner cut, better chip evacuation, and longer edge life are needed. Carbide-tipped straight bits work for occasional use, but spiral bits perform better in production and demanding materials.

A compression spiral combines an upcut section at the tip with a downcut section at the upper flutes. This geometry shears material cleanly at both the top and bottom faces simultaneously — ideal for veneer plywood and laminates where both surfaces need to remain chip-free.

Yes. Solid carbide spiral bits are the standard for CNC routing because they maintain consistent edge geometry under repeated use, handle the feed rates typical of CNC work, and produce smooth finish cuts in wood, plywood, and MDF.

The Infinity Tools Mortise-Tenon Router Bits are designed to produce matched mortise and tenon profiles at the router table. The paired geometry ensures consistent fit across multiple workpieces.

Pass depth depends on bit diameter, material hardness, and router horsepower. As a general rule, keep each pass to no more than the bit's diameter in depth for typical hardwoods, and take shallower passes in dense species. Refer to the Infinity Tools Learning Center for feed rate and depth-of-cut guidance.

Extra-long bits, such as the 4-piece Extra Long Straight Set, extend reach into thick stock for deep mortises, through-tenons, and template routing on material thicker than standard flute lengths can handle.

Yes. Solid carbide spiral bits are covered under the Infinity Tools quality guarantee. Review the page for full terms and how to make a claim.

Recommended RPM varies by bit diameter — larger-diameter bits require lower speeds. Always consult the router bit manufacturer's speed chart and reduce feed rate when routing harder species. General guidance is available at the Infinity Tools Learning Center.

Yes. Infinity Tools offers price matching on eligible items. See the price matching page for submission instructions and eligibility requirements.