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A Deeper, More Natural Finger Grip

Cut deeper, more natural finger grips in straight or curved workpieces. Two bearing sizes provide 3/16" or 3/8" groove depths, while two-pass cutting makes dense woods and difficult grain easier on your router. USA Made.

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Cut Finger Grips on Curved Cutting Boards

With bearings to control depth of cut, this bit is appropriate for both straight-edged boards and curved cutting boards. For straight boards, set the fence in line with the bearing and use stops to begin and end the cut. For curved ends, mark target points to begin and end the cut.
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Two Bearing Diameters for 2 Unique Profiles

The pair of small bearings gives you a depth of 3/8" with a cutting height of 11/16". The larger bearing creates a subtler groove with a depth of 3/16" and a height of 9/16". If you're working in dense woods like white oak, mesquite or exotics, use the large bearing to make a cut, then switch to the smaller bearings for the final cut. It's the same idea as cutting dadoes and grooves in 2 or 3 passes, instead of one…less stress on your router and less stress on you.
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