Milescraft | Grabber PRO – Replacement Anti-Slip Guides

These new CMT cutters feature double bearing and are spiral ground allowing clean smooth cuts in many materials. You no longer have to rotate the material or move the template. Unique tool especially for milling curved shapes along the template.

Mandrels for disc milling machines without countersinking with bearing

Suitable for copying using a top template and for edge-guided routing – the bearing holds the path, so you cut to a clean, exact dimension without complicated fence adjustments.

- Replaceable razor blades made of micro-grain carbide.
- The razor blades can be rotated by 90° for a total of 4 cutting edges.
- The razor blades are fixed with special Torx screws.
- Cutter body made of high-quality steel.

The cutter is equipped with two double-edged razor blades for rounding the edges. The radius is ground on all 4 sides of the razor for maximum tool efficiency. The cutter is fitted with a razor blade with a radius of R3mm or R2mm, which is mainly used on ABS edges. It is also possible to buy a radius R1mm and R1,5 mm, which can be used to cut the edge when gluing umakarte, veneer or laminate on boards. For use on manual top milling machines.

CMT cutters have long-lasting HM blades, are precision sharpened, and are suitable for milling softwood, hardwood, glulam, DTD, laminate, MDF and Corian. Also suitable for CNC machining.

The sharpening of the cutter face allows deep drilling operations.

- Tool body made of premium steel.
- HM carbide blades.

- Clean, perfect cuts in boards or drawer fronts
- For edge beveling
- For milling lettering

Special blade geometry for laminate and chipboard machining. The design of the F047-123 gives a cutting depth of 40 mm even when using a 29.5x9x1.5 mm blade if you are milling multiple passes through the material. Excellent use for cutting, shaping and grooving laminate or kitchen worktops using the top router and templates. Can be used for manual milling or on CNC machining centres.

Milling machine designed for precise face milling and copying according to the template underneath. With a traditional brazed cutter, the cutting diameter is reduced against the bearing during sharpening and this causes a tooth to form. The razor cutter eliminates this phenomenon with precisely aligned exchangeable razor blades that can also be rotated. For milling Corian, it is possible to purchase a straight or tapered bearing with a plastic ring to ensure precise guidance through the material.