Left Hand Cobalt Drill Bit Set – 29 Piece (1/16"–1/2") – 135° Split Point 29 PC HSS IMPERIAL LEFT HAND DRILL BIT SET.Drills NT40 shank for NT40/BT40 CNC Point Type_Flat

Name: Left Hand Cobalt Drill Bit Set – 29 Piece (1/16"–1/2") – 135° Split Point 29 PC HSS IMPERIAL LEFT HAND DRILL BIT SET.Drills NT40 shank for NT40/BT40 CNC Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 53115840185
Price: 119.50 USD
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Left Hand Cobalt Drill Bit Set – 29 Piece (1 16"–1 2") – 135° Split Point 29 PC HSS IMPERIAL LEFT HAND DRILL BIT SET.Drills NT40 shank for NT40 BT40 CNC Point Type_Flat NT40 shank for NT40 BT40 CNC spindles These high quality roll pins stainless steel efficient cutting action

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