Full vertical profile of the Freud 1/8-inch diameter downshear spiral router bit highlighting the precision-ground solid carbide flutes and industrial cooling coating.
Freud 76-100 1/8-inch down spiral solid carbide router bit featuring a 1/4-inch shank and Black I.C.E. coating designed for clean top-surface finishes in CNC woodworking.
Full vertical profile of the Freud 1/8-inch diameter downshear spiral router bit highlighting the precision-ground solid carbide flutes and industrial cooling coating.
Technical profile diagram illustrating the 1/8-inch cutting width and 1/2-inch maximum cutting depth of the Freud 76-100 down spiral router bit in solid wood.
Material compatibility chart showing the Freud down spiral router bit is ideal for cleanly milling veneered plywood, hardwoods, softwoods, and composite materials.
Instructional application graphic demonstrating the downward pressure and better finish provided by the down-spiral rotation of the Freud carbide router bit.
3D rendering of a wood board showcasing the smooth, chip-free deep groove produced by the Freud 1/8-inch down spiral solid carbide bit.
Tool compatibility guide indicating the Freud 1/4-inch shank down spiral bit is optimized for use with hand routers, table routers, palm routers, and CNC machines.
Freud 76-100 down spiral router bit displayed in its protective retail packaging, highlighting the 1/4-inch shank and 1/8-inch cutting diameter.
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Full vertical profile of the Freud 1/8-inch diameter downshear spiral router bit highlighting the precision-ground solid carbide flutes and industrial cooling coating.
Freud 76-100 1/8-inch down spiral solid carbide router bit featuring a 1/4-inch shank and Black I.C.E. coating designed for clean top-surface finishes in CNC woodworking.
Full vertical profile of the Freud 1/8-inch diameter downshear spiral router bit highlighting the precision-ground solid carbide flutes and industrial cooling coating.
Technical profile diagram illustrating the 1/8-inch cutting width and 1/2-inch maximum cutting depth of the Freud 76-100 down spiral router bit in solid wood.
Material compatibility chart showing the Freud down spiral router bit is ideal for cleanly milling veneered plywood, hardwoods, softwoods, and composite materials.
Instructional application graphic demonstrating the downward pressure and better finish provided by the down-spiral rotation of the Freud carbide router bit.
3D rendering of a wood board showcasing the smooth, chip-free deep groove produced by the Freud 1/8-inch down spiral solid carbide bit.
Tool compatibility guide indicating the Freud 1/4-inch shank down spiral bit is optimized for use with hand routers, table routers, palm routers, and CNC machines.
Freud 76-100 down spiral router bit displayed in its protective retail packaging, highlighting the 1/4-inch shank and 1/8-inch cutting diameter.
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Freud 76-100 1/8 Inch Down Spiral Router Bit 1/4 Inch Shank 1/2 Inch Carbide Height Solid Carbide Downshear Melamine Veneer Plywood CNC Woodworking

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SKU: 76-100
$17.29 USD
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Freud 76-100 1/8" Solid Carbide Down Spiral Router Bit

The Freud 76-100 1/8-inch down spiral router bit cuts clean, chip-free grooves, dadoes, and through-cuts across single-sided veneers, laminates, and melamine panels using CNC routers and portable router tables. Engineered from solid TiCo high-density carbide protected by a friction-reducing Black I.C.E. coating, this 1/4-inch shank end mill operates safely up to 24,000 maximum RPM while delivering up to 2X longer tool life. Outfitted with a 2-flute downward shearing geometry that presses surface wood fibers downward into the cut, it equips cabinetmakers, CNC operators, and architectural millworkers with pristine top-surface finishing performance.

Best Used For:

  • Delicate Melamine and Laminate Cabinetry Routing: Milling clean grooves and mortises in pre-finished melamine and plastic laminates without surface chipping or blow-out.
  • Single-Sided Veneer and Plywood Grooving: Slicing through expensive hardwood veneers and cabinet-grade plywood while maintaining crisp, tear-free top edges.
  • High-Speed Automated CNC Pattern Routing: Executing intricate contouring, fine inlay channels, and through-cuts in hardwoods and softwoods at high spindle velocities.

Key Performance & Safety Features

  • Down-Spiral Downshear Action: Forces wood fibers downward during milling to guarantee a pristine, tear-free finish on the visible top face of workpieces.
  • Solid TiCo High-Density Carbide: Application-specific micro-grain carbide formulation delivers exceptional edge retention and rigidity under heavy feed pressure.
  • Black I.C.E. Thermal Coating: Industrial Cooling Element barrier shields cutting edges against extreme friction, thermal buildup, and resin accumulation.
  • 2-Flute Precision Geometry: Dynamically balanced dual-flute layout provides smooth rotational stability and rapid downward chip displacement.
  • High-Speed 24,000 Maximum RPM: Engineered for seamless integration across high-frequency CNC router spindles, table-mounted routers, and handheld units.

What's Included

  • (1) Freud 1/8-Inch Diameter Solid Carbide Down Spiral Router Bit with 1/4-Inch Shank (76-100)

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer Freud America Inc. (Bosch Group)
Model Number 76-100
Product Classification Solid Carbide Down Spiral Router Bit
Cutting Bit Diameter 0.125 inches (1/8 in / 3.175 mm)
Shank Diameter Size 0.250 inches (1/4 in / 6.35 mm)
Carbide Cutting Height 0.500 inches (1/2 in / 12.7 mm)
Overall Bit Length 2.00 inches (50.8 mm)
Flute Configuration Count 2 Flutes (Downshear Helix)
Maximum Rotational Speed 24,000 RPM
Cutter Metallurgy Solid TiCo High-Density Carbide
Thermal Coating Technology Black I.C.E. (Industrial Cooling Element)
Compatible Tool Platforms CNC Routers, Table-Mounted, & Handheld Routers

Pro-Tip: When routing blind grooves or deep mortises with a down-spiral router bit, clear the chips frequently between passes; because down-cut flutes force debris downward into the kerf, clearing the channel prevents heat buildup and recutting waste.