Fein Slugger Carbide-Tipped Annular Cutter 13/16" Diameter 2" Depth 3/4" Weldon Shank CNC Ground Burr-Free High-Speed Steel Hole-Making Tool Hole Saws and finishes wood panels

Name: Fein Slugger Carbide-Tipped Annular Cutter 13/16" Diameter 2" Depth 3/4" Weldon Shank CNC Ground Burr-Free High-Speed Steel Hole-Making Tool Hole Saws and finishes wood panels
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SKU: 89548964349
Price: 138.47 USD
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Fein Slugger Carbide Tipped Annular Cutter 13 16" Diameter 2" Depth 3 4" Weldon Shank CNC Ground Burr Free High Speed Steel Hole Making Tool Hole Saws and finishes wood panels and finishes wood panels The DeWalt DCS577X1 FLEXVOLT® 60V MAX* 7 1 4 inch cordless worm drive style saw kit executes high torque ripping and high speed CNC operations burr free holes in hardened steel

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