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Wood Splitting Drill Bit - 32mm+42mm Log Splitter, Cone Wood Splitter, Cone Drill Bit with 4 Handles, Square/Round/Hexagonal for Electric Drill
Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.
Sold by YUSONG-UK
Product information
Description
Uniqueensongenre:
- 1. Versatility: This kit contains two diameter drill bits and four different tool holder models that meet all your needs and can be used with different types of drill bits
- 2. Efficiency: the wood chip welder is titanium coated and features a conical shape to reduce friction, heat treatment to make cutting easier, improve operating efficiency and save time and energy
- 3.Easy to Carry and Use:The clearance drill is small and has a drop box which is easy to store and transport and is easy to use.Just install the drill on the drill.
- 4. Robustness: the drill bits are made of high quality carbon steel, they are abrasion resistant, shock resistant, very hard and extremely resistant, because vibrations are not easy to break, they are sturdy
- 5.Applications:these drills are commonly used in home,outdoor,camping,farm,etc.they apply to dividing oaks,pecans,etc.they do not apply to large diameter hardwood
Procedure to Follow
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Specification:
- Item type: wood splitter bit
- Material:carbon steel
- Drill diameter: about 32mm/1.3in, 42mm/1.7in
- Drill Length: Approx.92mm/3.6in
- Handle model:hexagonal handle,quadrilateral handle,round handle,small hexagonal handle6.35
List of packages:
- 2xwood splitter drills
- 4 handles
- 1 storage box
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Shank typeHexagonal
- Compatible machineDrill
- Material to Work OnWood
- Bit typeRotary file
- Sold as a setYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME242980098
- MMID226826566104
- Product codeYS-UK26Z43900
- EAN4013161838005
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