Hassay Savage Plain Type Keyway Bushing For Broach 2-3/4"-E Boring Head Arbor 3/4 Straight Shank 1.5" x 18 TPI 3/8 Drawbar Clamping Range: 14mm–15mm Point Type_Flat

Name: Hassay Savage Plain Type Keyway Bushing For Broach 2-3/4"-E Boring Head Arbor 3/4 Straight Shank 1.5" x 18 TPI 3/8 Drawbar Clamping Range: 14mm–15mm Point Type_Flat
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 85515499097
Price: 142.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3411 (23 reviews)

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Hassay Savage Plain Type Keyway Bushing For Broach 2 3 4" E Boring Head Arbor 3 4 Straight Shank 1.5" x 18 TPI 3 8 Drawbar Clamping Range: 14mm–15mm Point Type_Flat Clamping Range: 14mm–15mm Adjustable Soft Grip Wrench 10" it is ideal for use where low profile setups are required Outside Diameter: 2 3 4"

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