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Starrett KTC08001 8 Piece Tungsten Carbide Tipped Deep Cut Hole Saw Set
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Starrett Carbide Tipped Multi Purpose Hole Saw 32mm
Prices from £12.95 to £18.41 across 2 retailers · 30% below next-cheapest retailer £18.41
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Tungsten carbide tipped holesaw designed for cutting wood, MDF, plastics, ceramic wall tiles and building bricks.
Cutting depth is 54 mm, allowing use for cutting through strapping and joists.
Suitable for both mains and battery powered tools.
The carbide tipped teeth deliver smooth cuts with minimal heat build-up.
The holesaw weighs 116 g and measures 40 × 40 × 95 mm.
Cutting depth is 54 mm, allowing use for cutting through strapping and joists.
Suitable for both mains and battery powered tools.
The carbide tipped teeth deliver smooth cuts with minimal heat build-up.
The holesaw weighs 116 g and measures 40 × 40 × 95 mm.
EAN 0049659689433 · Starrett. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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