Plunge Ball Marble Storage Router Bit (1/2" shank)

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11708
This bit can be plunged into a game board to make the open and then moved along to cut a storage slot for marbles. More details
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What bit do I need for my project?

Plunge Ball Marble Storage Router Bit (#11708): Plunge Ball Marble Storage Router Bit has a 1/2" Shank for making a trough in which to store marbles.


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9/32" Self-Centering Bit (#34368): Use 9/32" Self-Centering Bit for game pegs like Cribbage or creating marble holes.


#10 Self-Centering Bit (#69007): 1/8" #10 Self-Centering Bit is for making holes for cribbage pegs.

If a Rockler Router bit fails to perform for any reason we will replace it. No proof of purchase required. Exchange the product at your local Rockler retail store or mail it to Rockler at 4365 Willow Dr. Medina MN 55340. Name and address must be included in the package to process the exchange.

Tool Compatibility

(1) Plunge Ball Marble Storage Router Bit

More Information
Brand Rockler
Weight 0.15
Tech Spec
  • 1/2" shank with a 5/8" diameter cutter
Unit of Measure Each

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