Trend Slotter Blade for 1/4 Bore Arbor
£35.95 at Tooled Up · 25% below amazon price £47.95
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This Trend Slotter Blade is specified with a 36mm diameter, a 2.5mm kerf thickness, and a 1/4" bore, offering a compact and precise slotting solution for finer grooving work.
The smaller 36mm diameter combined with the 2.5mm cutting width makes this blade particularly well suited to working in tighter spaces or on smaller workpieces where control and accuracy are paramount.
Precision made in TCT grade, it handles abrasive materials with ease and maintains its cutting edge over extended use.
The blade is designed for the Trend arbor Ref.
33/60, with an interchangeable bearing system used to set
The smaller 36mm diameter combined with the 2.5mm cutting width makes this blade particularly well suited to working in tighter spaces or on smaller workpieces where control and accuracy are paramount.
Precision made in TCT grade, it handles abrasive materials with ease and maintains its cutting edge over extended use.
The blade is designed for the Trend arbor Ref.
33/60, with an interchangeable bearing system used to set
EAN 5027654019993 · Trend. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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