54 x 50mm D.O.C HSS 3/4" Universal Shank Annular Cutter brass metric grease nipple grab kit assortment 135 piece set workshop supplies hand tools fastners and hardware Suitable for steel 11102

Name: 54 x 50mm D.O.C HSS 3/4" Universal Shank Annular Cutter brass metric grease nipple grab kit assortment 135 piece set workshop supplies hand tools fastners and hardware Suitable for steel 11102
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SKU: 74018621253
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54 x 50mm D.O.C HSS 3 4" Universal Shank Annular Cutter brass metric grease nipple grab kit assortment 135 piece set workshop supplies hand tools fastners and hardware Suitable for steel 11102 Suitable for steel Drill 3 – 10 mm Shank (14 Steps – 5 mm per Cut)Wide range high capacity step drill designed for larger hole requirements ensuring precise drilling through thick materials 54 x 50mm D

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