Maxwell HSS Slitting Saw 3" x 4mm x 1" Bore weldon holder 19mm 3/4 MT4 coolant port annular cutter adaptor morse 4 hardware drill bits parts industrial M12 x 45mm - 4 Point Type_Flat

Name: Maxwell HSS Slitting Saw 3" x 4mm x 1" Bore weldon holder 19mm 3/4 MT4 coolant port annular cutter adaptor morse 4 hardware drill bits parts industrial M12 x 45mm - 4 Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 26639541276
Price: 48.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6318 (16 reviews)

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Maxwell HSS Slitting Saw 3" x 4mm x 1" Bore weldon holder 19mm 3 4 MT4 coolant port annular cutter adaptor morse 4 hardware drill bits parts industrial M12 x 45mm 4 Point Type_Flat M12 x 45mm 4 PCS Drilling Size: 13mm Tooth Count: 76 Teeth Material: HSS

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