Fein Slugger Carbide-Tipped Annular Cutter 3/4" Straight Shank CNC Ground Burr-Free High-Speed Steel Hole-Making Tool for Magnetic Drills DEWALT HCFC5044: 1-3/8" Diameter x 36"

Name: Fein Slugger Carbide-Tipped Annular Cutter 3/4" Straight Shank CNC Ground Burr-Free High-Speed Steel Hole-Making Tool for Magnetic Drills DEWALT HCFC5044: 1-3/8" Diameter x 36"
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 51134601736
Price: 139.99 USD
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Fein Slugger Carbide Tipped Annular Cutter 3 4" Straight Shank CNC Ground Burr Free High Speed Steel Hole Making Tool for Magnetic Drills DEWALT HCFC5044: 1 3 8" Diameter x 36" HCFC5044: 1 3 8" Diameter x 36" Overall Length (31" Usable Length) 5" frequency meter for real time output monitoring Its center free cutting design removes only the perimeter of the hole stainless steel

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