Lenox Diamond Hole Saw 29mm
£27.99 at Tooled Up · 32% below amazon price £40.95
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Held at £27.99 since we started tracking it on 10 Sept.
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Lenox Diamond hole saws are designed to cut more holes in less time.
They are durable and long lasting, with oversized slots for quick removal of waste material.
Specifications • Diameter: 29mm • Compatible Arbors: 2L, 3L, 6L, 7L Features and Benefits • Brazed edge lasts longer in tiles and stone • Robust design for greater durability in tough applications • Low torque, little pressure required • Oversized slots for easy plug removal Contents • Hole Saw only • No Arbor or Pilot Drill (see specifications for compatible arbors)
They are durable and long lasting, with oversized slots for quick removal of waste material.
Specifications • Diameter: 29mm • Compatible Arbors: 2L, 3L, 6L, 7L Features and Benefits • Brazed edge lasts longer in tiles and stone • Robust design for greater durability in tough applications • Low torque, little pressure required • Oversized slots for easy plug removal Contents • Hole Saw only • No Arbor or Pilot Drill (see specifications for compatible arbors)
EAN 5706915078275 · Lenox. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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