The KWB 705020 is a cove milling‑rasp cutter made of tough tool steel. It has a 6 mm straight shank and a 20 mm outer head, with an inner diameter of about 15 mm.
What It Does
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Firstly, it rasps and smooths wood surfaces.
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Additionally, it enlarges holes or drills new ones.
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It also cuts grooves and long slots.
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Moreover, it lets you profile or shape wood edges.
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Finally, you can use it for making tenons or decorative edges.
How It’s Built & What Works With It
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It’s made from a single piece of solid tool steel, so it stays precise.
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It uses a front‑cutting tooth design, giving you better control.
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It fits into any tool that accepts a 6 mm chuck—such as hand drills, bench drills, or small routers.
Tips & Notes
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Best for woodworking, especially when you want fine shaping, edge work, or grooves.
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It really works well in any drill with a 6 mm chuck.
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Plus, it lasts a long time because of its hard construction and front-cut teeth.
Why It Matters
Because of its compact build and precise design, the KWB 705020 is useful for both hobbyists and experienced woodworkers. If you’re using a handheld drill or small router and want fine control for shaping edges or holes, this cutter fits the bill.












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