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Drill bits, log splitter, heavy-duty drill, cone drive, fire-resistant wood splitter, cone screwdriver, wood cutting tool with hexagonal shank, square shank, round shank (32mm) (32mm
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Description
General Description
Made from high-carbon steel, this conical wood splitting bit is exceptionally strong and resistant to impact and wear. It is designed for efficient work, allowing for quick log splitting and increased productivity. This product is available in three bit sizes: 32 mm, with square handles, round handles, and a hexagonal shank, making it compatible with various types of electric drills. It is ideal for splitting hardwoods such as oak and walnut, but is not recommended for freshly cut logs or knotty wood. The tool is also designed to reduce friction and heat thanks to its titanium coating, making cutting easier. Technical Specifications Material: High-carbon steel Dimensions: 32 mm Handle types: Square, round, hexagonal shank Coating: Titanium to reduce friction Compatibility and accessories Compatible with most electric drills Package includes: 1 wood drill bit, 3 handles (square handle, round handle, hexagonal shank) Installation Simply install the drill bit in the hammer drill. Drill into the wood for easy cutting. Use Ideal for splitting firewood and other types of wood. Recommended use at home, camping, or on the farm. Anti-slip design for increased comfort during long hours of work. Other information Size may vary by 1-3 cm due to manual measurement. Color may vary slightly due to lighting conditions and screen settings.Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Compatible machineDrill
- Material to Work OnWood
- MaterialSteel
- Pcs per pack1
- Bit typeForest
- Sold as a setYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME224169018
- MMID707820055323
- Product code4894722507734
- EAN4894722507734
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