26mm Tungsten Carbide Tipped Holesaw (1/2" Shank) 50mm D.O.C 43 x 25mm D.O.C HSS 3/4" Universal Shank Annular Cutter A high-quality Insize precision measuring 11102

Name: 26mm Tungsten Carbide Tipped Holesaw (1/2" Shank) 50mm D.O.C 43 x 25mm D.O.C HSS 3/4" Universal Shank Annular Cutter A high-quality Insize precision measuring 11102
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 94486941529
Price: 168.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3114 (17 reviews)

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26mm Tungsten Carbide Tipped Holesaw (1 2" Shank) 50mm D.O.C 43 x 25mm D.O.C HSS 3 4" Universal Shank Annular Cutter A high quality Insize precision measuring 11102 A high quality Insize precision measuring tool designed specifically for environments where magnetic interference can affect readings 3220 CB: F3 8 × M1 4 2 PCS even when cutting through tough materials Precision Cutting for Versatile Materials

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