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The Bullnose Router Bit Reviewed
The first bullnose router bit set that I had a look at was the Woodline USA WL-2013 6 piece ½ inch shank set.
Woodline USA 6 Piece ½ inch shank bullnose set
This set comprises 6 bullnose router bits with a ½ inch shank and they are ideal if you are looking for curved edges for furniture, stairs, tables etc. The bits are tipped with industrial carbide and come with a lifetime warranty.
They also have a guide bearing which ensures that you can use a pattern easily and unless your requirement is very obscure you should find something here to suit any job you have because you get a ¼ inch bead diameter, a 3/8 inch, a ½ inch, a 5/8 inch, a ¾ inch and a 1 inch.
This router bit set is currently on sale at Amazon with a 25% reduction in the regular price. If you are interested in learning more or to check out other customer reviews and specifications you can use this link.
CMT Bullnose Router Bit
This bullnose router bit is a top seller and has a ½ inch shank, 7/8 inch diameter and ¾ inch cutting length. CMT are well known and well regarded producers of bullnose bits and this bit will give you a really nice finish on window sills, shelves, stair treads etc. in one cut.
CMT bullnose bits have bead diameters which range from ¼ inch to 1 inch and have an anti kickback design.
Grizzly Bull Nose bit, ¼ inch shank, ¾ inch cutter diameter.
This bit is ideal for full beading and rounding edges and has a cutting diameter of ¾ inch, cutting length of ½ inch and and overall length of 1 ¾ inches with a diameter of ¼ inch.
Grizzly do a full range of bullnose router bits which includes all possible specifications that you might need.
Bosch ½ bullnose router bit has a ½ inch shank and are carbide tipped. Bosch claim that the micrograin carbide that they use in their router bits ensure a life which is 30% longer than standard micrograins but I can't confirm this.
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Use US electronics in South America w/convertor?
I bought a hair cutter on Wall-Mart and when I brought it to Europe it experienced an electrical outage as soon as I put it into the power input. I used a cheap convertor that was unstable.
In a few days I will go to South America (Peru and Argentina) and I would like to bring a router and a new hair cutter. Do you think the same will happen there, or would a better transformer prevent it? Any tips to such transformer on ebay?
Peru and Argentina use 220V compared to 110V in the US so you'll have to buy a regular 220 to 110 volt transformer for the hair cutter and one for the router. They shouldn't be too expensive since the power rating for both devices is very low (usually 15W for the hair cutter and 3W for the router).
Buy them in Sears or a similar store if you can since they are not that expensive (around $10-15) and buying it in eBay would almost be the same after paying for shipping. If you feel like spending a little more money go to the Radioshack.
You can also buy step-down transformers in Peru or Argentina (they can be found for around $5-10 in hardware stores).
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