Amana Tool Solid Carbide Aluminum Cutting CNC Router Bit Sets Option:AMS-194 2-PcSpiral 'O' Flute CNC Router Bit Pack, 1/4 Inch Shank Three different radii of beads

Name: Amana Tool Solid Carbide Aluminum Cutting CNC Router Bit Sets Option:AMS-194 2-PcSpiral 'O' Flute CNC Router Bit Pack, 1/4 Inch Shank Three different radii of beads
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SKU: 42527177120
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Amana Tool Solid Carbide Aluminum Cutting CNC Router Bit Sets Option:AMS-194 2-PcSpiral 'O' Flute CNC Router Bit Pack, 1/4 Inch Shank Three different radii of beads

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Amana Tool Solid Carbide Aluminum Cutting CNC Router Bit Sets Option:AMS 194 2 PcSpiral 'O' Flute CNC Router Bit Pack, 1 4 Inch Shank Three different radii of beads Three different radii of beads are stacked on this one bit Ball top or spade top option e panel™ To be used only on CNC machines and routers with automatic feeding

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