Amana Tool Ogee Stile Router Bits for Plunging Option:56200 Carbide Tipped Plunging Ogee Stile 1/8 Radius x 13/16 Dia x 33/64 x 1/4 Inch Shank 1-11/16" width

Name: Amana Tool Ogee Stile Router Bits for Plunging Option:56200 Carbide Tipped Plunging Ogee Stile 1/8 Radius x 13/16 Dia x 33/64 x 1/4 Inch Shank 1-11/16" width
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SKU: 79837431885
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Amana Tool Ogee Stile Router Bits for Plunging Option:56200 Carbide Tipped Plunging Ogee Stile 1/8 Radius x 13/16 Dia x 33/64 x 1/4 Inch Shank 1-11/16

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Amana Tool Ogee Stile Router Bits for Plunging Option:56200 Carbide Tipped Plunging Ogee Stile 1 8 Radius x 13 16 Dia x 33 64 x 1 4 Inch Shank 1 11 16" width 1 11 16" width Length: 8" This bit forms a flat bottom groove with a reverse ogee and step profile for the shoulders

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