Somta Series 134 – 5/32″ HSS Extra Length Straight Shank Drill Haron HAC19 19mm Auto Cut Tube Cutter it features 1D insert height Point Type_Flat

Name: Somta Series 134 – 5/32″ HSS Extra Length Straight Shank Drill Haron HAC19 19mm Auto Cut Tube Cutter it features 1D insert height Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 46347727851
Price: 84.74 USD
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Rating: 4.2214 (16 reviews)

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Somta Series 134 – 5 32″ HSS Extra Length Straight Shank Drill Haron HAC19 19mm Auto Cut Tube Cutter it features 1D insert height Point Type_Flat it features 1D insert height (1x the diameter of the insert) M3 20mm 20 PCS Finish: Bright Finish (Standard for Inch Series) the Somta Series 134 features a straight shank for secure chuck holding

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