90 Degree V-bit 1/4 Inch Shank Carbide Chamfer End Mill 2 Flute CNC V-Groove Router Bit for Engraving and Chamfering Lettering, Ideal for Wood, Plywood, MDF, PVC and Acrylic 90° 1/4 SHK 0.2mm DIA industrial GX440 and GXV390 Size:17mm
USD157.00
USD201.00
90 Degree V-bit 1/4 Inch Shank Carbide Chamfer End Mill 2 Flute CNC V-Groove Router Bit for Engraving and Chamfering Lettering, Ideal for Wood, Plywood, MDF, PVC and Acrylic 90° 1/4 SHK 0.2mm DIA industrial GX440 and GXV390 Size:17mm
USD157.00
USD201.00
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90 Degree V bit 1 4 Inch Shank Carbide Chamfer End Mill 2 Flute CNC V Groove Router Bit for Engraving and Chamfering Lettering, Ideal for Wood, Plywood, MDF, PVC and Acrylic 90° 1 4 SHK 0.2mm DIA industrial GX440 and GXV390 Size:17mm GX440 and GXV390 Included components: Flange Wedge 02mm close tolerance guaranteed by 100% quality check requirements Compatibility: Suitable for hand held routers
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