Irwin 6X Blue Groove Wood Drill Bit
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IRWIN Blue Groove 6X wood drill bit sized 16 mm diameter by 165 mm length.
Features a tri-flute design for faster chip ejection and a full screw tip for ease of pull-through.
Cutting spurs produce clean holes with minimal breakout, while the tapered flute reduces binding.
Heat-treated for durability.
Weight: 72 g.
Overall package dimensions: 230 × 56 × 24 mm.
EAN 5706915066203.
Features a tri-flute design for faster chip ejection and a full screw tip for ease of pull-through.
Cutting spurs produce clean holes with minimal breakout, while the tapered flute reduces binding.
Heat-treated for durability.
Weight: 72 g.
Overall package dimensions: 230 × 56 × 24 mm.
EAN 5706915066203.
EAN 5706915066203 · Irwin. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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