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Starrett A19 Oops Hole Saw Arbor
Prices from £13.95 to £19.75 across 2 retailers · 29% below next-cheapest retailer £19.75
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The KA19 is a hole enlargement arbor designed to enlarge existing holes by attaching a larger holesaw whilst using a smaller saw of the same diameter as the existing hole to act as a pilot guide.
The arbor accepts compatible holesaws in FCH, DCH, TCT Multi Purpose, CT and Diamond types.
It is threaded to fit both 1/2 in × 20 and 5/8 in × 18 spindles.
Minimum hole enlargement capability is 4.7 mm (3/16 in).
Weight 44 g; dimensions 95 × 27 × 147 mm.
The arbor accepts compatible holesaws in FCH, DCH, TCT Multi Purpose, CT and Diamond types.
It is threaded to fit both 1/2 in × 20 and 5/8 in × 18 spindles.
Minimum hole enlargement capability is 4.7 mm (3/16 in).
Weight 44 g; dimensions 95 × 27 × 147 mm.
EAN 0049659016123 · Starrett. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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