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It does not refer to a cutting function like a saw. “Cut motor” refers to the motor that drives the routing/carving bit. The machine uses a standard 1/16” carbide router or carving bit. Maximum cut depth is 1” (or length of cutting flutes). Cut motor speed (no load) is 20,000 rpm while the cut motor horsepower (peak) is 1.0 Hp. The machine weighs 70 lbs (31.8 kg) and has an electrical rating of 110VAC at 8A, 60 HZ. The CarveWright™ Woodworking Computer Controlled Carving Machine is designed for a user to create complex carvings such as custom signs and detailed reliefs for mantles and cabinetry. Corcoran: In your letter dated Apyou requested a tariff classification ruling. RE: The tariff classification of a woodcarving machine from China Dear Mr.
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