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Barley Twist TCT

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£144.91

Barley Twist TCT A range of cutters which are ideal for producing barley twist designs for chair legs and pilaster fluting. Can also be used for edge profiling. DESCRIPTION A range of cutters which are ideal for producing barley twist designs for chair legs and pilaster fluting. Please also see the TTGC and the Ogee range for alternative cutters that may be used for fluting. TTBTC1 Astragal Effect gives an extra feature to turned parts. Can also be used as an edge profile or special panel effect. TTBTC2 This Shallow Radius cutter is very popular for standard barley twist design. Ideal for use

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Registered at Companies House as TITMAN TIP TOOLS LIMITED, number 01148083. Checked 2026-09-06.
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