Carbide Burrs (Ball Nosed Tree), 1/4" Shank, Double Cut by Josco Size:10mm x 20mm This limited-edition package is primarily TPI:13TPI

Name: Carbide Burrs (Ball Nosed Tree), 1/4" Shank, Double Cut by Josco Size:10mm x 20mm This limited-edition package is primarily TPI:13TPI
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 75986119925
Price: 30.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4455 (17 reviews)

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Description

Carbide Burrs (Ball Nosed Tree), 1 4" Shank, Double Cut by Josco Size:10mm x 20mm This limited edition package is primarily TPI:13TPI This limited edition package is primarily configured for knife sharpening and does not include a chisel or square edge jig unlike Classic Press Machinery The Ball Nosed Tree shape is especially great for rounding off edges and making concave cuts

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