Freud 58-100 2 Inch Diameter 4-Wing Slotting Cutter 1/16 Inch Kerf 9/16 Inch Max Cut Depth for T-Molding Spline Tongue and Groove Joints Wood Plywood

Master Flawless Joinery and T-Molding with the Cleanest Possible Precision Grooves

The Freud 58-100 4-Wing Slotting Cutter is the professional woodworker's choice for milling high-precision slots and grooves in hardwood, softwood, plywood, and composites. Featuring a specialized four-wing design, this cutter provides more points of contact than standard two-wing cutters, resulting in a cleaner finish and significantly reduced chatter. It is an indispensable tool for high-quality cabinetry and furniture making, specifically designed for applications like T-moldings, spline joints, and tongue & groove joints.

Engineered for versatility and durability, the 58-100 offers a 9/16" maximum cut depth and a ultra-thin 1/16" carbide height for delicate joinery tasks. This cutter is optimized for use in both handheld and table-mounted routers, provided it is paired with the appropriate Freud arbor. By distributing the cutting load across four wings, this tool maintains its sharpness longer and produces the consistent, professional results required for production-level woodworking and shop fixtures.

Key Features

• Versatile Material Cutting: Expertly routs hardwood, softwood, plywood, and various wood composites.
• Four-Wing Design: Delivers the cleanest possible grooves with minimal vibration for high-quality finishes.
• Professional Joinery: Ideal for creating slots for T-molding, splines, and tongue and groove applications.
• Dual Router Compatibility: Designed for safe and effective use in handheld or table-mounted router setups.
• Extended Service Life: Industrial-grade carbide construction ensures lasting durability in high-volume settings.
• Customizable Arbor System: Compatible with multiple Freud arbors to suit your specific router shank size.

What's Included

• (1) Freud 58-100 1/16" Slot Four Wing Slotting Cutter

Specifications

Pro-Tip: When milling deep 9/16" grooves, especially in dense hardwoods, it is more effective to make the cut in multiple passes by adjusting your router fence or bearing depth. This prevents the bit from overheating and ensures a much smoother finish without the risk of wood burning or grain tear-out.