9.5 x 4.5mm Cut Trend CraftPro Keyhole Router Cutter 1/4 Inch Shank (C120X1/4TC) - Clearance

Trend Keyhole Router Cutter

The Trend Keyhole Router Cutter is a specialist tungsten carbide tipped (TCT) router cutter designed for producing keyhole type slots in timber, MDF, plywood, melamine-faced boards, and composite sheet materials. 

Now at a clearance price but with limited stock so once they are gone, they are gone.

Ideal for creating concealed wall fixings, this cutter allows picture frames, mirrors, cabinets, shelving, clocks, signage, and decorative panels to be mounted securely without visible brackets or fixings.

How a Keyhole Cutter Works

A keyhole cutter creates a two-stage slot with the wider cutting head forming a hidden cavity behind the board, while the narrow neck creates the slot opening. The finished recess slides over a screw head fixed to the wall and gravity locks the item securely into place.

Keyhole Router Cutter Technical Specifications

• Cutter Type: Keyhole Cutter
• Cutter Diameter: 9.5mm
• Shank Diameter: 1/4 inch
• Cutting Length: 12.7mm
• Overall Length: 53mm
• Cutter Material: Tungsten Carbide Tipped (TCT)
• Suitable Material: Timber, MDF, plywood, laminates, composite boards
• Router Compatibility: 1/4 inch collet routers
  

Keyhole Router Cutter Frequently Asked Questions

What is a keyhole router cutter used for?

A keyhole cutter is used to create hidden wall fixing slots in timber and sheet materials, allowing items to hang securely from screw heads.

What materials can the key hole cutter cut cut?

This router cutter is suitable for timber, MDF, plywood, laminates, melamine-faced boards, and many composite sheet materials.

What router collet size is required?

This cutter features a 1/4 inch shank and requires a compatible 1/4 inch collet router.

Can I use this cutter for floating shelves?

Yes, keyhole slots are commonly used to create concealed mounting points for lightweight shelves and decorative wall fixtures.

Is the cutter carbide tipped?

Yes, the cutter uses tungsten carbide tips for increased durability and cutting performance.
Can it be used in MDF?

Yes, it performs exceptionally well in MDF and engineered sheet materials when used with appropriate router speeds.

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