CH Tools – SC3MNF 10mm Double Cut Metric Carbide Burr (Cylinder with Radius End, 6mm Shank) Somta Series 255 – 5/8" X 15" X 500 MTS EXTRA LENGTH DRILL and cutting edge durability—making it 11102

Name: CH Tools – SC3MNF 10mm Double Cut Metric Carbide Burr (Cylinder with Radius End, 6mm Shank) Somta Series 255 – 5/8" X 15" X 500 MTS EXTRA LENGTH DRILL and cutting edge durability—making it 11102
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SKU: 29470622271
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CH Tools – SC3MNF 10mm Double Cut Metric Carbide Burr (Cylinder with Radius End, 6mm Shank) Somta Series 255 – 5 8" X 15" X 500 MTS EXTRA LENGTH DRILL and cutting edge durability—making it 11102 and cutting edge durability—making it well suited for long production runs and tough materials Part No: 1170159 and finer finishes CH Tools – SC3MNF 10mm Double Cut Metric Carbide Burr (Cylinder with Radius End

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