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Onsrud 37-00 series engraving bits
Hartlauer Bits
Signmaking Hardware
The tools that make up the 37-00 line are essentially a V cutter with a small flat tip. The size of the tip and the depth cut will determine the line width. They are available in 60º and 30º varieties ; when choosing your angle, keep in mind your desired cutting depth as with the 60º tools the line will widen more than the 30º at the same depth. A variety of this line is always kept on hand or can be ordered in time to finish any of your projects.
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