This Dremel 660 Multipurpose Router Bit Set is designed for detail engraving, carving, and routing...This Dremel 660 Multipurpose Router Bit Set is designed for detail engraving, carving, and routing in wood and other soft materials. It is not suitable for hardened materials. The set includes seven different router bits: a 9.5mm Piloted Beading Bit (Type 612) for detailed edges, a 9.5mm Piloted Corner Rounding Bit (Type 615) for rounding over edges and corners, a 6.4mm V-Groove Bit (Type 640) for sign work and lettering, a 3.2mm Straight Bit (Type 650) for general purpose routing or grooving, a 4.8mm Straight Bit (Type 652) for general purpose routing or grooving, a 6.4mm Straight Bit (Type 654) for general purpose routing or grooving, and an 8.0mm Keyhole router bit (Type 655) for routing mounting slots in picture frames or items that need to be hung. All bits come in a wooden carry case. This set is ideal for use with the Dremel Router Attachment 335.
This guide is for users of the Dremel 660 Multipurpose Router Bit Set, designed for detailed engraving, carving, and routing in wood and soft materials. The key benefit is the ability to create precise edges, grooves, and inlays with ease. However, it's important to note that this set is not suitable for use with hardened materials. This set includes seven versatile router bits, a wooden carry case, and is compatible with the Dremel Router Attachment 335, offering a comprehensive solution for various routing tasks.
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Model Part Number
26150660JA
Brand
Dremel
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What materials can I use these router bits on?
These bits are designed for use on chipboard, hardwood, laminate, plastic, plywood, and softwood.
Can I use these bits with any Dremel tool?
Yes, these bits are compatible with all Dremel rotary tools.
What is the shank diameter of the router bits?
The shank diameter is 3.2 mm.
Are the bits suitable for metalworking?
No, these bits are not suitable for use on hardened materials or metal.
How do I install a router bit?
Loosen the collet on your Dremel tool, insert the bit, and tighten the collet.
How do I maintain the router bits?
Clean the bits after each use with a brush or cloth to remove any debris. Store them in the provided case.
What is the maximum rotational speed for the bits?
The maximum rotational speed is 35000 RPM.
Where can I find replacement bits?
Replacement bits can be purchased at most hardware stores or online retailers that sell Dremel products.
Troubleshooting
Bit is not cutting effectively.
Check if the bit is dull or damaged. Replace the bit or try a different bit. Ensure the material is compatible with the bit type.
Difficulty controlling the tool.
Use the Dremel Router Attachment 335 for better control. Ensure the material is securely clamped and work slowly.
Uneven cuts.
Check the cutting depth and adjust as necessary. Ensure the tool is perpendicular to the material and apply even pressure.
The router bit is getting stuck.
Reduce the feed rate and ensure the correct bit for the material is used. Check for any obstructions or knots in the wood.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Comprehensive set with a variety of bit types for different routing tasks.
Suitable for use on a wide range of soft materials, offering versatility.
Piloted bits provide precise edge control and rounding.
The keyhole bit enables easy creation of mounting slots.
Compatible with the Dremel Router Attachment 335, improving precision.
Cons
Not suitable for use with hardened materials, limiting its application scope.
Requires the Dremel Router Attachment 335 for optimal performance, which is sold separately.
The included bits may not cover all routing needs, potentially requiring additional purchases.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Attach the desired router bit to your Dremel rotary tool.
If using the Dremel Router Attachment 335, securely fasten the tool to the attachment.
Adjust the cutting depth as needed based on your project requirements.
Compatibility:
This set is compatible with Dremel rotary tools.
For optimal performance, use the Dremel Router Attachment 335.
Care:
After each use, clean the router bits with a brush or cloth to remove any debris.
Store the bits in the provided wooden carry case to protect them from damage and organize them.