Master Precision Engraving and Sign Making with the Freud 60° V-Groove Bit The Freud 20-152 60° V Grooving Bit is the professional woodworker's choice for creating intricate details and clean, sharp lines. Engineered for surgical precision, this bit is perfect for sign making, engraving wood plaques, and adding decorative accents to fine furniture or architectural millwork. Whether you are veining a cabinet door or lettering a custom sign, the 60-degree angle provides the ideal depth and clarity for high-end visual interest. Built for industrial durability, this bit features Freud’s exclusive TiCo™ High-Density Carbide and Perma-SHIELD® non-stick coating. This advanced combination reduces blade drag, prevents pitch build-up, and protects the tool from heat and corrosion, ensuring a significantly longer cutting life. Designed for maximum versatility, it performs flawlessly in hardwoods, softwoods, plywood, plastics, and composites using CNC machines, table-mounted, or handheld routers. Key Features Precision Sign Making: Specifically designed to produce crisp, clean V-grooves for lettering and engraving projects. Industrial Grade Carbide: Forged with TiCo™ High-Density Carbide for maximum durability and a sharper, longer-lasting edge. Perma-SHIELD® Coating: Exclusive non-stick red coating protects the bit from heat, resin build-up, and corrosion. Multi-Material Versatility: Effortlessly routs hardwood, softwood, plywood, plastics, and composite materials. Vibration-Free Design: Computer-balanced to eliminate chatter and vibration at high speeds up to 24,000 RPM. Universal Compatibility: Optimized for peak performance in CNC, hand-held, and table-mounted portable routers. What's Included (1) Freud 1/2" 60° V-Grooving Router Bit (20-152) Specifications Brand Name Freud Model Number 20-152 Included Angle 60° Side Angle 30° Overall Diameter (D) 1/2 in Shank Diameter (A) 1/4 in Carbide Height (h) 1/2 in Overall Length (H) 2 in Number of Cutters 2 Maximum RPM 24,000 RPM Bit Material Carbide Tipped Pro-Tip: When routing deep letters or decorative grooves in hardwoods, perform the cut in two passes. Set your first pass to remove about 80% of the material, then use a final light pass to achieve a mirror-smooth finish with zero splintering.
