DeWalt Extreme Bi Metal Hole Saw 73mm
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Was £16.95 on 15 Sept; lowest we’ve seen is £16.95.
2 price changes · since 15 Sept
Bi-metal hole saw with 73mm diameter and high speed steel cutting edge.
Designed to drill through wood, metal and plastic materials.
The deeper saw design enables cutting of thick materials in a single pass, suitable for timber up to 44mm depth (equivalent to 2-by dimensional lumber).
Weighs 253g; dimensions 98mm length × 58mm width × 117mm height.
Designed to drill through wood, metal and plastic materials.
The deeper saw design enables cutting of thick materials in a single pass, suitable for timber up to 44mm depth (equivalent to 2-by dimensional lumber).
Weighs 253g; dimensions 98mm length × 58mm width × 117mm height.
EAN 5054905250737 · Dewalt. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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