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What are "Bullnose" - Definition & Explanation

Bullnose
A small wood plane (often a rabbeting plane) with the blade near the leading edge. For example, Stanley #90 or #75
Bullnose
A rounded edge, corner, or projection, as on a stairstep or paving stone.
Bullnose
A waterfall cushion.

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