Somta Series 2A1 – 63/64″ HSS MTS Chipbreaker Drill MT3 Somta Series 348 – 1.5 mm HSS-Co8 2 Flute End Mill (Slot Drill) Somta Series 175 – 19 Point Type_Flat

Name: Somta Series 2A1 – 63/64″ HSS MTS Chipbreaker Drill MT3 Somta Series 348 – 1.5 mm HSS-Co8 2 Flute End Mill (Slot Drill) Somta Series 175 – 19 Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 35749044201
Price: 117.36 USD
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Rating: 4.5157 (24 reviews)

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Somta Series 2A1 – 63 64″ HSS MTS Chipbreaker Drill MT3 Somta Series 348 – 1.5 mm HSS Co8 2 Flute End Mill (Slot Drill) Somta Series 175 – 19 Point Type_Flat Somta Series 175 – 19 Part Number: 4208 1 Controlled Chip Evacuation – Prevents clogging and enhances cooling during drilling Chipbreaker Flute Design – Produces short

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