Century Drill And Tool Ship Auger Nail Cutter Power Bit 3/8" X 18″ Shank Size 3/8″ Cobra strong fiberglass handles extend 21" Color:BLACK

Name: Century Drill And Tool Ship Auger Nail Cutter Power Bit 3/8" X 18″ Shank Size 3/8″ Cobra strong fiberglass handles extend 21" Color:BLACK
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 54578643989
Price: 32.19 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5202 (30 reviews)

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SKU 54578643989

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Description

Century Drill And Tool Ship Auger Nail Cutter Power Bit 3 8" X 18″ Shank Size 3 8″ Cobra strong fiberglass handles extend 21" Color:BLACK strong fiberglass handles extend 21" to 33" Provides additional traction in rugged environments and sport applications Cuts treated wood and poles wherever deep clean holes are required Use in power drill or hand brace

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