Rockler Bead & Cove Canoe Building Router Bits - 1/2" Shank

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GRP18920
A dual-purpose router bit that cuts both beads and coves, which then fit together to create curving forms! More details
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1'' D x 5/8'' H x 1/8'' R x 1/2'' Shank Rockler Bead & Cove Canoe Building Bit
1'' D x 5/8'' H x 1/8'' R x 1/2'' Shank Rockler Bead & Cove Canoe Building Bit Item #36195
Special Price $43.99 Each Regular Price $74.99 Save 41%
1-1/2'' D x 1-1/4'' H x 1/4'' R x 1/2'' Shank Rockler Bead & Cove Canoe Building Bit
1-1/2'' D x 1-1/4'' H x 1/4'' R x 1/2'' Shank Rockler Bead & Cove Canoe Building Bit Item #36992
$74.99 Each
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Now in larger sizes for coopered barrels and curved doors! Exclusive sizes sold only at Rocker!

Canoe makers use the smaller versions of these bits to make the long, seamless joints in the curving hulls of their canoes. We also sell larger versions for stock up to 1/2" thick (1/4" radius), which is ideal for building coopered barrels and curving door panels. To machine your parts, just use the upper half of the bit for the cove, then adjust the router to cut the mating bead. The resulting joint has a "hinging" action that is perfect for any curved element. The entire bit can also be used as an attractive decorative edge or molding profile. Dimensions listed are radiuses. To determine stock thickness, simply double the listed radius.

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) Rockler Bead and Cove Bit for Canoe Building

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Brand Rockler
Weight 0.32

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