Router bit for bowl and tray templates — 1/4" shank, 1-1/8" cutting width, 5/8" cutting depth, 1/4" radius. Key benefits Creates clean, uniform round hollows quickly — ideal when you need consistent results for small bowls and trays without excessive sanding. Midline-meeting cutting edges produce a smooth finish inside the cavity, minimizing tool marks and saving finishing time. Heat-treated alloy blade stays sharp and resists wear, so you get longer tool life and more reliable performance across multiple projects. Precisely balanced construction reduces vibration for smoother cuts and better surface quality. Main functions and compatibility Designed for carving round standard items: small bowls, coin bowls, jewelry boxes, fly and tackle boxes. Also suited for round-nose plunge work, pattern and template routing. 1/4" shank fits routers and trim routers that accept 1/4" collets. Specifications Shank: 1/4" Cutting width: 1-1/8" Cutting depth: 5/8" Radius: 1/4" Blade material: heat-treated alloy Blade design: center-meeting edges for a smooth internal surface Build: precision-balanced for stable operation Practical use scenarios Woodworker producing a set of small wooden coin bowls: quickly rout consistent, smooth interiors that require little sanding before finishing. Craftsperson making jewelry boxes: hollow interior cavities with a clean finish that preserves fine detail and reduces finishing time. Fly-tying or tackle box maker using templates: rout repeatable cavities and patterns for multiple identical pieces with clean edges. Why choose this bit Saves time: smoother initial cuts mean less manual sanding and fewer touch-ups. Durable and dependable: heat-treated alloy blade and precise balancing deliver consistent performance over many uses. Versatile: able to handle template work, plunging, and pattern routing for a variety of small, round woodworking projects. Usage tips Secure workpiece and use appropriate speeds and feeds for your material and router. Follow your router manufacturer’s guidelines for safe setup and operation. Specifications restated for quick reference: 1/4" shank, 1-1/8" width, 5/8" depth, 1/4" radius, heat-treated alloy blade, center-meeting cutting edges.