Century Drill & Tool Straight Router Bit, 3/8 in, TCT Carbide

A clean, steady cut that holds up when the work gets fussy.

Straight cuts with less fuss, better control, and a bit more peace of mind.

Product Overview:

When you need a straight router bit that does not wander, this one keeps its head down and gets on with it. The 3/8 inch TCT carbide edge gives you a sharp cut, and the micro grain carbide helps it stay that way longer. It suits dado, box joint, tenon, mortise, tongue and groove work, so you can keep the setup simple. The heat treated body adds a sturdy feel in use, and the anti kickback design brings a calmer start. Picture the edge, hear the cleaner cut, and feel the bit track true in your hands.

Key Features:

• Premium carbide cutting edge: Micro grain carbide tips stay sharp longer, so you spend less time chasing dull cuts and more time making chips.
• Secure tip bonding: The carbide tips are induction brazed with silver solder, giving the bit a firm bond that helps it hold together under regular shop use.
• Accurate cut control: Precision ground and balanced, it helps the bit run true, which is a relief when your joinery needs to line up cleanly.
• Tough body construction: The fully hardened body is heat treated to resist breakage and bending, so it feels solid when the work pushes back.
• Safer starting cuts: The anti kickback design adds a bit of reassurance during initial starts, especially when you want a steadier, more controlled first pass.
• Versatile straight bit shape: Use it for dado, box joint, tenon, mortise, and tongue and groove cuts, and keep one bit ready for a useful spread of tasks.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Century Drill & Tool
• Manufacturer: Century Drill & Tool
• Model Number: 40104
• Dimensions: 2" x 2.25" x 6.75"
• Material/Finish: TCT carbide
• Format/Type: Straight router bit
• Compatibility/Use: Dado, box joint, tenon, mortise, tongue and groove cuts

If you want cleaner edges and a steadier feel at the router table, this bit makes a fine companion. Set it in place, hear the cut settle in, and let the work come out crisp. Want to take a closer look?