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Manual Hand Drill, Thickened Crank Drill, Multifunctional Glass Ceramic Cutting Hole Drilling Knife, Manual Scissor Sharpener, Wire Strippers
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Description
Supplied with a drill bit and a glass cutter, this hand-crank drill has multiple functions to meet your various needs. It can be used for cutting glass, drilling holes in walls, sharpening knives and scissors, and is very practical. Thickened, firm, and stable for easy use as a spare DIY tool. It can be used on fiberglass panels, plastic panels, stone, wood, sheet iron, aluminum, etc. Made of high-strength ABS plastic, it is sturdy and solid, not easy to break or damage. Specifications: Item Type: Hand-Crank Drill; Material: ABS; Main Function Description: 1. When cutting glass, pull firmly on the cord and break it with your hands. 2. When drawing a circle, take the diamond drill bit as the center of the circle and rotate it 360 degrees to the right. After drawing, press along the bottom line. 3. When cutting wall and floor tiles, firmly draw a line, then place a steel nail under the line and press down with both hands. 4. When using a diamond drill bit, shake it back and forth with the appropriate force, then drive the nail into the hole. 5. When using a sharpener, hold the knife and sharpener at a 50-degree angle, then pull until sharp. 6. When sharpening scissors, find the correct angle and sharpen both sides of the blade. 7. The bottle opener can open all kinds of beer bottles, cans, etc., and can break them open forcefully. 8. The small saw can cut wooden products, plastic pipes, etc., and can be pulled back and forth. 9. The hook knife can solve the problem of dividing diameters
Features
- BrandYS-YALOTRS
- MaterialAcrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)
- Recommended use(s) glass cutterDomestic
- ManoMano ReferenceME270903505
- MMID364412954339
- Product codeGAI-UK63106
- EAN5054460521051
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