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  • French Provincial Router Bit

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Make elegant decorative edges

2 flute, carbide tipped with totally enclosed ball bearing guide. For decorative edges on moldings, picture frames, furniture, mantels, plaques, signs, and panel edging. By making multiple passes two or more different shapes can be obtained.

French Provincial Router Bits
Item # Large
Diam.		 Carbide
Height 		Shank
Size		 Price  
#8786 1-1/2" 5/8" 1/2" $26.95
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Great bit (5/5), Jan 23, 2016

By Joe Austin (Austin Te US)

Have used this on multiple projects and received nothing but praise for the look. Simple and nice profile.

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  • Traditional Foot Router Bits

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Make an elegant foot profile.
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NEW! #8589 and #8588 bits! The Ogee Foot Molding Bit cuts an elegantly shaped bracket foot profile for jewelry boxes and small cabinets. Eliminates tedious hand shaping and carving of this traditional foot style. Simply run the needed length on your router table and mitre the corners.

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Traditional Foot Router Bits
Item # Carbide
Height 		Shank
Size		 Price  
#6289 3/4" 1/4" $29.95
#8589 3/4" 1/2" $39.95
#8588 1-1/4" 1/2" $32.95
#8590 2" 1/2" $44.95

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  • Furniture Maker Router Bits

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Cut classic style oval furniture edges
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The Furniture Maker Bit cuts the oval shape edges found in classic style furniture in two passes. Two flute, carbide tipped with totally enclosed ball bearing guide. Perfect edge for table legs plus chair legs or arms, etc.

Furniture Maker Router Bits
Item # Large
Diam.		Carbide
Height 		Shank
Size		 Price  
#8591 7/8" 13/16" 1/2" $23.00
#8592 15/16" 1-1/4" 1/2" $23.00
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Excellent Bit - Multiple Uses (5/5), Oct 9, 2016

By Rick (Boise ID US)

I've used this bit to round over box lids and box sides. It cuts clean and leaves a smooth surface with minimal tear out. I take small cuts, increasing the bit height in 1/8" (.125) increments.

I wish it were available in a taller version, probably around 2 inches would be great.

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  • Handrail Router Bits

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Save $10 with handrail
router bit sets!

Make handrails for stairways. Create custom sized railings in any type of wood and save money. These bits are 2 flute, carbide tipped with totally enclosed ball bearing guides. Thumbnail router bit #8559 cuts the top curve.

Two Piece Handrail
Router Bit Set

SAVE $10! Includes handrail bit #8553 and thumbnail bit #8559.

#8552..........$69.95

Two Piece Handrail
Router Bit Set

SAVE $10! Includes handrail bit #8554 and thumbnail bit #8559.

#8555..........$69.95
Handrail Router Bits
Item # Shank
Size		 Price  
#8559 1/2" $40.00
#8553 1/2" $40.00
#8554 1/2" $40.00
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Wonderful bits (5/5), Jan 10, 2013

By Mike Harvey (Halifax No CA)

I have used this handrail set to create my own stair handrail. The bits work great, I first made my rails 4" wide, looking for a staircase like in grandmothers house, after handling the 4" rail for awhile, I decided to cut it down to a 3" rail.
I am very pleased to have this wonderful handrail. I used birch that was cut in about 1940, and had been stored in a barn until 2000.

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