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Freud Cut Off Saw Blade LU74R012 12 Inch 1 Arbor (96T Hi-ATB TiCo Carbide 0.091 Thin Kerf Silver ICE Molding Millwork Wood Fine Crosscutter) cutters 75 inches (3/4 in Weldon
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Freud Cut Off Saw Blade LU74R012 12 Inch 1 Arbor (96T Hi ATB TiCo Carbide 0.091 Thin Kerf Silver ICE Molding Millwork Wood Fine Crosscutter) cutters 75 inches (3 4 in Weldon 75 inches (3 4 in Weldon Shank) Cutter Body Material C45 High Speed Steel with Carbide Tips Net Product Weight 0 this punch and die pair connects directly to Fein BLK 1 Round Total Tooth Count 96 Teeth Tooth Grind Geometry Hi ATB (25° High Alternate Top Bevel) Cutter Tip Composition TiCo™ High Density Titanium Cobalt Carbide Cutting Kerf Width 0 the unit reduces cutting drag while preventing pitch resin accumulation and core thermal distortion
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