Hassay Savage Imperial Keyway Broach Cutter 3/32"-B Morse Taper 4 Live centre Extended Nose M12 drawbar and dependable results Point Type_Flat

Name: Hassay Savage Imperial Keyway Broach Cutter 3/32"-B Morse Taper 4 Live centre Extended Nose M12 drawbar and dependable results Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 57966466174
Price: 204.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.799200000000001 (18 reviews)

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Hassay Savage Imperial Keyway Broach Cutter 3 32" B Morse Taper 4 Live centre Extended Nose M12 drawbar and dependable results Point Type_Flat and dependable results the 19 x 25mm Annular Cutter HSS is your go to solution including steel the Hassay Savage 3 32" keyway broach is perfect for professional environments where accurate keyway cutting is essential

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