Irwin 3 Piece Blue Groove Nail Biteing Power Wood Drill Bit Set
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Three-piece wood drill bit set from IRWIN featuring bi-metal technology combining high-speed steel and carbon steel.
The high-speed steel edge provides durability and enables cutting through nails, whilst the carbon steel body offers flexibility to prevent breakage.
Each bit includes a self-feeding tip and three cutting edges to enhance chip removal and hole quality.
The high-speed steel edge provides durability and enables cutting through nails, whilst the carbon steel body offers flexibility to prevent breakage.
Each bit includes a self-feeding tip and three cutting edges to enhance chip removal and hole quality.
EAN 5706915077209 · Irwin. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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