DeWalt Brad Point Wood Drill Bit 13mm
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Brad point drill bit manufactured from chrome vanadium alloyed steel.
The centre location point and outer cutting spurs ensure clean, accurate holes.
Suitable for drilling hardboard, plywood, chipboard and natural hard and softwood.
For diameters 11mm and above, the shank is reduced to 9.5mm.
Overall length is 155mm.
The centre location point and outer cutting spurs ensure clean, accurate holes.
Suitable for drilling hardboard, plywood, chipboard and natural hard and softwood.
For diameters 11mm and above, the shank is reduced to 9.5mm.
Overall length is 155mm.
EAN 5011402385652 · Dewalt. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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