P5S HSS T-Type Cut-Off Parting Blade 3/16x11/16x5" TBL1244 Product Type_Pickup Tools Promotes cleaner-running machines compared to Color:Royal/Orange

Name: P5S HSS T-Type Cut-Off Parting Blade 3/16x11/16x5" TBL1244 Product Type_Pickup Tools Promotes cleaner-running machines compared to Color:Royal/Orange
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 67645325656
Price: 84.86 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8865 (20 reviews)

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P5S HSS T Type Cut Off Parting Blade 3 16x11 16x5" TBL1244 Product Type_Pickup Tools Promotes cleaner running machines compared to Color:Royal Orange Promotes cleaner running machines compared to soluble oils 75 x 50 Metric Coarse 10 Pieces Zinc Plated Hex Bolts & Nuts For general machining with excellent toughness Height: 11 16"

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