A studio product shot of the Freud 70-115 engraving V-groove router bit, featuring a solid carbide body with a polished silver shank and a dark blue-black coated tapered cutting tip.
A technical diagram of a wood profile created by the Freud 70-115 bit, illustrating a 1/4-inch top width, a 29/64-inch cutting depth, and a 30-degree included angle.
A studio product shot of the Freud 70-115 engraving V-groove router bit, featuring a solid carbide body with a polished silver shank and a dark blue-black coated tapered cutting tip.
Freud Black Ice CNC Bits promotional how to video
A studio product shot of the Freud 70-115 engraving V-groove router bit, featuring a solid carbide body with a polished silver shank and a dark blue-black coated tapered cutting tip.
A technical diagram of a wood profile created by the Freud 70-115 bit, illustrating a 1/4-inch top width, a 29/64-inch cutting depth, and a 30-degree included angle.
A studio product shot of the Freud 70-115 engraving V-groove router bit, featuring a solid carbide body with a polished silver shank and a dark blue-black coated tapered cutting tip.
Freud Black Ice CNC Bits promotional how to video
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Freud 70-115 1/4 Inch Solid Carbide Engraving V-Groove Router Bit with 22.5 Degree Side Angle for CNC Carving Lettering Wood Composites and Plastic

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SKU: 70-115
$16.99 USD

Description

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Achieve Industrial Precision in Fine-Line Engraving and 3D Carving with Advanced Black I.C.E. Technology

The Freud 70-115 Engraving V-Groove Bit is the ultimate precision tool for woodworkers and CNC makers who demand crisp, sharp detail in their decorative projects. Engineered with a 22.5-degree side angle (45-degree included angle), this bit is specifically designed for intricate engraving, carving, high-definition lettering, and delicate veining. Whether you are crafting professional-grade signage or adding ornamental detail to furniture, this bit delivers a clean, high-quality finish in a wide range of materials including hardwood, softwood, MDF, plywood, composites, and plastics.

Constructed from Freud TiCo™ high-density solid carbide, the 70-115 is built to maintain its razor-sharp edge significantly longer than standard bits. It features Freud’s revolutionary Black I.C.E. (Industrial Cooling Element) coating, which creates a slick, non-stick surface that facilitates superior chip evacuation while keeping the cutting edge cool to prevent material burning and resin buildup. Optimized for high-speed performance, this bit is perfect for use with CNC machines, handheld routers, and table-mounted routers, providing maximum durability and a 2X increase in life and performance compared to uncoated alternatives.

Key Features

  • Versatile Application: Ideal for precision engraving, 3D carving, decorative lettering, and fine veining.
  • TiCo™ Solid Carbide: Manufactured from Freud’s high-density carbide for maximum durability and an extended cutting life.
  • Black I.C.E. Coating: Advanced coating reduces heat buildup and ensures efficient chip evacuation for a cleaner finish.
  • Multi-Material Compatibility: Delivers superior results in solid wood, plywood, MDF, composites, and plastics.
  • Universal Machine Use: Perfectly suited for use with high-speed CNC, handheld, and table-mounted router setups.
  • Superior Finish Quality: Advanced geometry designed specifically to deliver a high-quality, chatter-free finish.

What's Included

  • (1) Freud 70-115 1/4" Diameter Engraving V-Groove Solid Carbide Bit

Specifications

Brand Freud
Model Number 70-115
Cutter Diameter (D) 0.25 in (1/4")
Shank Diameter (A) 0.25 in (1/4")
Side Angle 22.5°
Included Angle 45°
Carbide Height (h) 0.453 in (29/64")
Overall Length (H) 2 in
Material Type TiCo™ High-Density Solid Carbide
Maximum RPM 24,000

Pro-Tip: When using this V-groove bit for CNC lettering, ensure your workpiece is perfectly flat across the entire table. Because this bit has a sharp 22.5-degree side angle, even a slight variation in board thickness or table level will significantly change the width of your engraved lines. Always perform a "shallow pass" first to verify consistent depth across your project.