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[NEVER USED] Heavy-duty industrial-grade TCT carbide bi-metal hole saw for cutting 1-3/8 inch (35 mm) stainless steel holes

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Product information

Description

Product never used, packaging damaged during transport. Unopened product, repackaged in our warehouses, in perfect working condition, warranty available.

The tungsten carbide hole saw is an excellent alternative to the traditional bi-metal hole saw. They cut faster, cleaner, and last longer. Try the TCT hole cutter; you'll love it.

Metal drills with tungsten blades cut through steel plate, iron, aluminum, copper, cast iron, and especially stainless steel and other hard alloys.

Metal drills: The spring-loaded pilot bit ejects cut blanks to save time. The cutter body then cuts a clean, burr-free hole faster than conventional twist drills or hole saws.

TCT cutters are the standard for electrical construction, transportation work, and general metal fabrication. The spring on the pilot bit ejects the blank.

Drills: With normal maintenance, the tool life is much longer than other hole-cutting tools. Cost-effective sharpening allows for repeated use.

Features

  • Brand
    ODIPIE
  • Compatible machine
    Drill
  • Suitable for
    Metal
  • Material to Work On
    Metal
  • Material
    Tungsten carbide
  • Coating for drill bits and milling cutters
    Carbide
  • Bit type
    Rotary file
  • Sold as a set
    Yes
  • Second life
    Yes
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME94488096
  • MMID
    136404571193
  • Product code
    LHJ-9954_never_used
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