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DeWalt Power Ship Auger Bit DW1690 1-1/4 Inch By 17 Inch Drill (Dual Cutting Edge Self Feed Spur 7/16 Quick Change Shank Nail Embedded Timber Boring) Battery Charger Handle Material: Alloy Steel with

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DeWalt Power Ship Auger Bit DW1690 1 1 4 Inch By 17 Inch Drill (Dual Cutting Edge Self Feed Spur 7 16 Quick Change Shank Nail Embedded Timber Boring) Battery Charger Handle Material: Alloy Steel with Handle Material: Alloy Steel with Tactile Grip and deliver longer blade life Technical Specifications & Nail Embedded Wood Pro Tip: When boring large 1 1 4 inch holes through dense timbers

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