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839.317.11 BEADING BIT 1-1/4 - 1/4SH

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839.317.11 BEADING BIT 1-1/4 - 1/4SH
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839.317.11 BEADING BIT 1-1/4 - 1/4SH

Item Code: 2631
The smaller bearing on the CMT Beading bits makes a delicate inset at the base of the cut, giving you the advantage of an extra decorative option. Simply change the bearing on your Roundover bit to create a bead profile. Important: always assemble the black bearing heat shield with the raised side up when changing the bearing. Improper assembly will cause the screw to come loose and the bearing to fall off when working.
Category Routers

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Length

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Depth

1

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Own Brand

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Routers

The smaller bearing on the CMT Beading bits makes a delicate inset at the base of the cut, giving you the advantage of an extra decorative option. Simply change the bearing on your Roundover bit to create a bead profile. Important: always assemble the black bearing heat shield with the raised side up when changing the bearing. Improper assembly will cause the screw to come loose and the bearing to fall off when working.

Specifications

Width

1

Length

1

Depth

1

Brand

Own Brand

Category

Routers

The smaller bearing on the CMT Beading bits makes a delicate inset at the base of the cut, giving you the advantage of an extra decorative option. Simply change the bearing on your Roundover bit to create a bead profile. Important: always assemble the black bearing heat shield with the raised side up when changing the bearing. Improper assembly will cause the screw to come loose and the bearing to fall off when working.
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