ROUTER F30 POS.O SEGMENTED APEXX
ROUTER F30 POS.O SEGMENTED APEXX
The APEXX Segmented Router Bit at Position 0 is a segmented CNC router bit for a 30 mm (1-1/4 in.) profile height, cutting the first, roughing position of a multi-position profiling set. It is a roughing tool, not a finishing tool.
Check the profile letter against the set you already run before ordering. Ocean Diamond publishes the Shape OG segmented router bits and the Profile F ogee bits as separate, non-interchangeable profiles and warns against mixing them, and mixing profiles across positions in one set leaves a stepped edge instead of a continuous one.
Key Features
- Segmented construction, Position 0 — the roughing position of a profiling set
- 30 mm profile height (1-1/4 in.)
- Part of the APEXX segmented router bit range from Ocean Diamond
- Ocean Diamond publishes no position table for the APEXX segmented range, so check the positions against the set you run
- Sold as one bit
What's Included
- 1 router bit
Who Is This For?
CNC and portable router shops running a 30 mm ogee profile who need the roughing position of the set. It is not a finishing tool — the edge it leaves is meant to be taken through the finer positions afterwards.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Position 0 mean on a router bit?
Position 0 is the first, roughing step in a multi-position profiling set. It removes the bulk of the material and leaves the finishing to the later positions in the set.
What does the 30 mm refer to?
The profile height — 30 mm, which is 1-1/4 in. It is the depth of the profile the bit forms on the edge, not the bit's shank or thread size.
Can I mix this bit with a different profile letter in the same set?
No. The manufacturer treats its Shape OG and Profile F ogee bits as different profiles that must not be mixed, and running two profiles across the positions of one set produces a stepped edge rather than a continuous one.
Is this bit a polisher?
No. It is a segmented cutting bit at the roughing position of a profiling set, and it is not a finishing tool. Ocean Diamond publishes no position table for the APEXX segmented range, so check which positions your own set uses.