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Rockler T-Slot Cutter Router Bit - 5/8" Dia x 3/16" H x 1/2" Shank

Item #
26099
Rating:
84% of 100
(68)

T-Slots allow jigs to be moved to any position needed on the track. Cuts slots to fit standard T-Slot Bolts.

Instructions:

  • First cut a 3/8'' groove with a router bit or dado blade.
  • Repeat the cut with the T-slot bit.

Note: This bit does not cut Universal T-Tracks or slotwalls. 3/8" Between Cutter & Shank.

 

More Information
Brand Rockler
Weight 0.1000
Tech Spec
  • Diameter: 5/8"
  • Cutter Height: 3/16"
  • Shank Size: 1/2"
Discountable Yes
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T track bit
T track bit worked perfectly, clean cut
January 28, 2020
Purchased
 1 month ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Worked very well for making custom router table fence parts.
Great bit for making T Tracks! Worked very well for making custom router table fence parts.
January 21, 2020
Purchased
 2 months ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Made
Well made bit
January 6, 2020
Purchased
 over 5 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Great bit
I used this bit for making t-slots in the board i had to replace for the sled and it worked very well and easy to use, a great buy
November 10, 2019
Purchased
 over 3 years ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Works great
Needed to make a new fence for my half lab jig. Just ran the saw blade down the line of the groove and ran the slot across the tTbit and my T bolts fit perfect
June 15, 2019
Purchased
 9 months ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Better than expected
Used it to build a CNC wasteboard. Worked better than I expected!
May 3, 2019
Purchased
 10 months ago
Fantastic
Sharp smooth cut. Be sure to use a straight bit to make the channel first. I cut the channel on a table router, then use a hand held router with the t slot bit. The neck of the bit acts like a bushing so no complicated set up needed once you cut the channel where you want. Pay up for quality.
March 8, 2019
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Grove cutter
Does a grate job in cutting sliding slots in the back board for the router table! Hope fully I will find other uses.
February 20, 2019
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Worked like a dream.
February 14, 2019
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Fair price for the quality
Quality bit as I would expect from rockler, however you get what you pay for, it's about double the cost of others however I need to use it quite a bit for upcoming projects.
December 16, 2018
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
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Why did you choose this?
Rockler Store
building a new router table fence
John W on Jan 21, 2020
to build my own fence system using the t-bolts.
Robert H on Oct 24, 2019
building a new router table fence
John W on Jan 21, 2020
Christmas present
Trenna B on Dec 12, 2019
to build my own fence system using the t-bolts.
Robert H on Oct 24, 2019
For table saw out-feed table T Track install
Christopher B on Jul 26, 2019
Using with T Bolts on jigs
Kelvin C on Jul 11, 2019
Want to make my own tee track
Bob G on Jul 2, 2019
Need to make a new sacrificial fence
Larry H on May 31, 2019
I ordered this bit to add more T-Slot capability to more applications and fixtures.
Randy S on Apr 21, 2019
To make jigs
Jon V on Apr 8, 2019
Building a router table on my table saw
chris h on Apr 8, 2019
new workbench table project
William S on Apr 1, 2019
Making the Wood Whisper Gaming Table
Stephen W on Mar 8, 2019
I am updating my workbench and wanted to cut some t slots for hold downs and such.
Matthew L on Feb 1, 2019
to make a taller face for my Rockler router fence.
Thomas C on Jan 31, 2019
It was the size I needed.
Jerry J on Jan 24, 2019
Marc Spagnuolo's Gaming Table project (and for jigs/fixtures)
Paul G on Jan 4, 2019
to make new sacrificial fences for Bench dog router fence
Tom B on Dec 4, 2018
Constructing Jigs
Mark C on Nov 26, 2018
quality/discount price
Robert R on Nov 24, 2018
Jig making.
Robert S on Nov 24, 2018
I wanted to make zero clearance router fences.
Lindsey R on Nov 22, 2018
Price
David C on Nov 22, 2018
Needed to put t-slots in my CNC router wasteboard, and this provides the ability to do that without having a metal t-track there that could get eaten up when I go to deep ...
Johnny V on Nov 22, 2018
I am making jigs and needed this for the slots
Barbara J on Oct 13, 2018
to add slots to jigs
Dawn P on Sep 30, 2018
To replace broken bit used to create t-slot bolt slots for 1/4 & 5/16 t-bolts used for fixture adjustment.
James2 S on Sep 5, 2018
Making a hanging display rack for quilts. No room for aluminum t-slot, but needed the adjustability of sliding clamps.
John Carper on Jul 29, 2018
Needed to make several jigs for a project.
Charles G on Jul 22, 2018
I'm going to make my one T-slot components for my table saw and other shop tools
Ken I on Jun 7, 2018
Recommended by Chris at Third Coast Craftsman.
Keith S on May 18, 2018
I WANT TO MAKE CURVED T-SLOTS
coachraoul on May 10, 2018
repair Rockler table saw miter fence
Sam T on May 1, 2018
To create T-Slot hold downs for my jigs. I questioned whether this bit, which only cuts the base slot, or the Freud which cuts both the vertical and horz. cuts. I purchased this one as well as a 3/8" straight bit because I was concerned with too much waste material being generated. This will be safer.
MARC P on Apr 23, 2018
need to make higher fences for router table, since you don't sell any
Ralph B on Apr 21, 2018
Setting up a T-Track table.
Alan B on Apr 18, 2018
I intend to use it for making jigs.
Jon M on Apr 18, 2018
will use to make misc. jigs in my shop
Randall S on Mar 22, 2018
To complete a miter sled project
Gordon B W on Jan 22, 2018
for jigs
Dick W on Dec 19, 2017
for making throw away jigs
Mick on Nov 14, 2017
Just needed it?
Raymond C on Nov 2, 2017
I LIKE TO MAKE MY OWN JIGS, WITH THIS BIT I WILL SAVE MONEY NOT HAVING TO BUY T-TRACK.
JIM B on Aug 30, 2017
Tired of buying T-track
Jack W on Aug 26, 2017
to use where t-track would only be temporary
Emily G on Aug 16, 2017
Make more fences for Rockler router table
Adams R on Jul 23, 2017
Making new MDF adjustable sub-fence slides for my Bench Dog Pro-Fence on my Bench Dog router table.
Carl C on Jul 6, 2017
Need to Make t Slots for some clamps
Marcello B on May 15, 2017
Just to complete my router bit inventory
David K on May 9, 2017
To build a mobile work table
Anthony S on Apr 12, 2017
Needed it
BILL M on Feb 16, 2017
Christmas present
Trenna B on Dec 12, 2019
For table saw out-feed table T Track install
Christopher B on Jul 26, 2019
Does this bit provide a T-Slot compatible with 1/4" (1/4-20) T-Bolt? Is anyone using 1/4-20 hardware with this T-slot? Thanks for your help!
Brian on Jan 16, 2016
BEST ANSWER: It is sized perfectly for a 5/16 T-bolt. The first cut is a 3/8 inch slot cut with a dado blade or straight cut router bit. This groove is followed by the T-slot bit which cuts a 5/8 inch slot in which the T-bold bottom plate slides.
The T-bolt bottom plates aligns with the length parallel to the slot. Both the 1/4 inch and 5/16 T-bolts have the same width bottom plates..so it doesn't make any difference which of these two bolts are used as far as the bottom slot fit is concerned. Of course the 5/16 bolt fits the 3/8 groove with on 1/32 inch clearance on each edge and hence is more stable when sliding. The 1/4 inch bolt has 1/16 inch clearance on each edge so there is a little "slop" here. However it the bolt is intended to remain fairly stationary as with a hold down it shouldn't make a difference.
This cutter requires a 3/8" groove, but the groove in the t-slot of my Rockler router fence is 5/16". Why does this bit require a wider groove?
David K on Feb 21, 2016
BEST ANSWER: The rockler T track actually is 3/8's its cut to except 1/4 and 5/16th t bolts. Here is a link to the T Track specification. http://go.rockler.com/tech/RTD10000592AA.pdf hope this helps.
Is this bit is made to cut the slot so the Rockler T Track can then fit into?
A shopper on Aug 26, 2015
BEST ANSWER: no, this is used to cut a t-slot into wood. A separate metal or aluminum track is not used in such applications.
Looking for a t-slot router bit for drawer bottom slots. Which should I buy?
Grizzlybare on Apr 19, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Drawer bottoms normally take dados, not t-slots.
why am I having trouble cutting a T-Slot in plywood? The bit jumps and gouges and even resets the bit in a different position.
John J on Jul 25, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I have only used it in plywood, and it cut really well. Be sure and follow instructions and cut a slot before using the T-slot cutter.
what is the overall length of this bit? thank you
jay s on Mar 23, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I'm sorry but I can not answer as when I ordered it ended up being on backorder for an undetermined time so I canceled the order.
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