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CH Tools HSS-E TiN Step Drill Bit 6–30mm – 13 Steps Bonded Seal Dowty Washer kit ✔ Product: 16mm HSS Mini 11102
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CH Tools HSS E TiN Step Drill Bit 6–30mm – 13 Steps Bonded Seal Dowty Washer kit ✔ Product: 16mm HSS Mini 11102 ✔ Product: 16mm HSS Mini Hole Saw✔ Material: High speed steel (HSS) for enhanced durability and cutting performance✔ Cutting Geometry: Two layer cutting design for fast drilling and minimal vibration✔ Shank Type: Threaded shank with a special tool holder for easy and secure installation✔ Cutting Depth Adjustment: Clam tail bolts and an internal hexagonal wrench allow for precise cutting depth and spring force control✔ Pilot Pin: Sold separately this professional inside micrometer provides reliable internal measurement performance for precision engineering tasks Ideal for drilling and enlarging existing holes CH Tools HSS E TiN Step Drill Bit 6–30mm – 13 Steps
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