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IDEAL Nailbiter 1-in Woodboring Auger Drill Bit vanities-with-tops 000 OPM) and soft start per panel

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SKU 5099355236 · ★ 4.1

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IDEAL Nailbiter 1 in Woodboring Auger Drill Bit vanities with tops 000 OPM) and soft start per panel 000 OPM) and soft start feature enable the user to match the speed to the application with more control Designed for keyed entry doors Series Name Nailbiter Sub Brand N A Bit Type Auger bit Bit Length 18 in Shank Size 7 16 in Shank Type Hex Material High speed steel Case Type Hard Quick Change Yes For Use With Power tool Hand brace For Use on Metal No For Use on Wood Yes Warranty 1 year limited Set Individual Individual Package Quantity 1 CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No Bit Diameter (Inches) 1 in Brand Model Compatibility IDEAL even through nail embedded lumber Dual induction heat treated ensures durability staying sharper longer Heavy duty lead screw designed for quick gripping and penetration power Re sharp enable for extended tool life Tempered high speed steel construction 7 16 In hex shank Drills through nails

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