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Freud Router Bit 30-109 7/8 In Dia 1/2 In Shank Cove (24000 RPM TiCo Carbide Perma-SHIELD Ball Bearing Pilot 3/16 In Radius Concave Edging Tool) Hoist Powered by high-efficiency 60V MAX*
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Freud Router Bit 30 109 7 8 In Dia 1 2 In Shank Cove (24000 RPM TiCo Carbide Perma SHIELD Ball Bearing Pilot 3 16 In Radius Concave Edging Tool) Hoist Powered by high efficiency 60V MAX* Powered by high efficiency 60V MAX* brushless motor technology Power flexibility: operates with AA batteries or Bosch 3 Wood Composites Pro Tip: When routing 3 16 inch cove profiles on highly figured hardwoods like tiger maple or white oak Cabinet Door & Drawer Front Detailing: Shaping subtle concave border curves on solid hardwood door stiles and drawer faces to soften sharp corners
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