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Marcrist DCU750X Diamond Universal Dry Core Drill
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Marcrist PG750X Dry Tile and Porcelain Drill Bit
£52.95 at Tooled Up · 41% below amazon price £89.99
£52.95£89.99 Amazon price
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Amazon UK £89.99 (checked 20 Oct) · #516,995 bestseller in DIY & Tools.
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Held at £52.95 since we started tracking it on 11 Sept.
1 price change · since 11 Sept
The Marcrist PG750X Dry Tile and Porcelain Drill Bit is engineered for precision drilling in hard, brittle materials like ceramic tiles and porcelain.
Features & Benefits • Vacuum deposited multi layered diamond • Self-lubricating technology • Extreme long life • Ideal for corded and cordless drills Specifications • Diameter: 26mm
Features & Benefits • Vacuum deposited multi layered diamond • Self-lubricating technology • Extreme long life • Ideal for corded and cordless drills Specifications • Diameter: 26mm
EAN 5036197053630 · Marcrist. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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