APEXX Router Bit V20 – Full Bullnose, 2 cm Slab, Position 1
The APEXX Router Bit V20 is a sintered CNC router bit that cuts a full bullnose profile on 2 cm slab, in Position 1. Ocean Diamond specifies wet use only, and notes that Profile V is commonly known as full bullnose or just bullnose. On the sintered router bits the number is the slab thickness in centimeters, so V20 is the 2 cm bit.
Do not read this code against the APEXX brazed angle-grinder profilers, where the same letters and numbers mean a RADIUS in inches rather than a slab thickness. A brazed profiler V20 is a 2 in. bullnose; this router bit V20 is a 2 cm slab bit. Ocean Diamond publishes the positions in its own words: Position 1 profiles the stone edge, Position 2 smooths the edge to reduce the time spent polishing afterwards, and Position 3 is available for V30 to achieve extra smooth edges. Position 0 segmented bits can serve as pre-cutting tools before the Position 1 bits.
Key Features
- V20 — full bullnose on 2 cm slab
- Position 1
- Sintered
- Wet use only
- Ocean Diamond: Profile V is commonly known as full bullnose or just bullnose
- On router bits the number is slab thickness in centimeters
- Ocean Diamond materials: engineered stone, granite, marble
Who Is This For?
CNC shops profiling a full bullnose edge on 2 cm slab, in engineered stone, granite and marble.
Frequently Asked Questions
What slab thickness is it for?
2 cm. On the sintered router bits the number in the code is the slab thickness in centimeters.
What profile does it cut?
A full bullnose. Ocean Diamond notes that Profile V is commonly known as full bullnose or just bullnose.
What does Position 1 do?
Ocean Diamond publishes the positions in its own words: Position 1 profiles the stone edge, Position 2 smooths the edge to reduce the time spent polishing afterwards, and Position 3 is available for V30 to achieve extra smooth edges. Position 0 segmented bits can serve as pre-cutting tools before the Position 1 bits.
Does it need water?
Yes. Ocean Diamond specifies wet use only.
Which materials is it for?
Ocean Diamond lists engineered stone, granite and marble for the sintered router bits.