Router Bits & Tool Holder for Mintech router

 Tool Operation Notices

  1. Tool Selection
    • Our brand’s tools are designed for professional users, with different tools created for different materials.
    • They are mainly divided into five categories: particle board, MDF, solid wood, acrylic, and artificial stone.
    • Professional users must select the appropriate tool according to the material to achieve the best cutting performance and durability, and to avoid tool breakage caused by excessive pressure.
    • All tools are designed to rotate clockwise.
  2. Balance Testing
    • Every tool undergoes balance testing upon completion to ensure there is no runout.
    • To further guarantee stability during use, please pay attention to selecting high-quality equipment and collets.
  3. Collet Requirements
    • Always use a collet of the correct size.
    • If the collet is found to be out-of-round or worn, it will fail to properly clamp the tool.
    • Replace immediately with a standard collet to avoid dangerous situations such as vibration, tool ejection, or breakage during high-speed rotation.
  4. Tool Shank Installation
    • Installation must comply with EU regulations.
    • For example, a shank diameter of 12.7 mm must be clamped to a depth of 24 mm to ensure the tool shank can withstand the required pressure.
  5. Speed Settings
    • For tools with larger diameters, set the spindle speed according to the speed chart.
    • Feed the tool forward slowly and maintain a uniform feed rate.
    • Do not stop feeding during cutting, as this may damage the tool or workpiece.
    • Suggested router speeds
      Bit Diameter Maximum Speed
      1” (25mm) 24,000 RPM
      1-1/4" - 2” (30 - 50mm) 18,000 RPM
      2-1/4” - 2-1/2” (55 - 65mm) 16,000 RPM
      3” - 3-1/2” (75 - 90mm) 12,000 RPM
  6. Tool Replacement
    • When a tool becomes dull, replace it with a new one immediately.
    • Do not continue using a worn tool, as this may cause tool breakage and workplace accidents.
  7. Blade Length Selection
    • Always select a cutting edge length greater than the workpiece depth.
    • For example, to mill a groove with a depth of 12.7 mm, choose a tool with a cutting edge length of 25.4 mm.
    • Avoid using tools with cutting edge lengths equal to or less than the workpiece depth.
  8. Safety Precautions During Operation
    • Operators must wear safety glasses and use safety push handles.
    • When using tabletop machines, also install anti-kickback devices to prevent the workpiece from rebounding during high-speed cutting and causing accidents.