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Edge beading bits add an interesting edge to otherwise straight broads. This shape is found in Greek and Roman architecture and was commonly used by Colonial craftsman. The edge bead helped to eliminate sharp edges, which catch fire easier than round ones. They were also used on the lower edges of clapboards for visual relief, in the belief that they shed water better. The Shakers use this profile on everything from furniture to door rails to help hide wear and also to hide gaps in joints. The flat bottomed groove at the bottom of the profile is called a quirk. Looking for a similar profile? Try a double round, full bead, multi-beading and quarter round beading. Carbide tipped with two flutes and ball bearings. Made in the USA by Whiteside Machine Company. |
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