Wera Bit Holder with Variable Screw Depth Limitation 3 Piece 881/4/1 SB Socket Type_Torx/Trx-Star BlueSpot Ratchet Spanner Set 12 Size:38S

Name: Wera Bit Holder with Variable Screw Depth Limitation 3 Piece 881/4/1 SB Socket Type_Torx/Trx-Star BlueSpot Ratchet Spanner Set 12 Size:38S
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 6001067580
Price: 30.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4509 (7 reviews)

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SKU 6001067580

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Description

Wera Bit Holder with Variable Screw Depth Limitation 3 Piece 881 4 1 SB Socket Type_Torx Trx Star BlueSpot Ratchet Spanner Set 12 Size:38S BlueSpot Ratchet Spanner Set 12 Pieces Metric 8 19mm in Tool Roll Features an adjustable lipped shelf and a liquid tight base to retain spills 9201 Felt Pads 2 x 27 mm Bit holder for evenly flush countersunk screws in decking construction

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