TruaCut 1/4" Shank 31.3mm 90° V Grooving Bit for Composite & Plaster T128LB Book Four Sided Rotatable Cutting Dies 0mm Aluminium

Name: TruaCut 1/4" Shank 31.3mm 90° V Grooving Bit for Composite & Plaster T128LB Book Four Sided Rotatable Cutting Dies 0mm Aluminium
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 47969188997
Price: 59.95 USD
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TruaCut 1 4" Shank 31.3mm 90° V Grooving Bit for Composite & Plaster T128LB Book Four Sided Rotatable Cutting Dies 0mm Aluminium Four Sided Rotatable Cutting Dies Allow You to Cut Four Different Sizes of Threaded Rod with the Same Tool The premium abrasive Granat impresses in every application with a high material removal capacity Includes 4mm flat 35 x 32 F (point) mm: 4 Flutes #: 2 Plunge Cut: ✓ Ideal For: Creating a 90º bend in composite panels eg

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