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51mm Tungsten Carbide Tipped Holesaw (1/2" Shank) 50mm D.O.C Insize Metric Outside Blade Micrometer 50-75mm Range Series 3232-75A making them suitable for use Alberg Wedge Clamp or Double Lock Turning Tool Holder MCLNR3225P12 32mm/25mm Shank

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51mm Tungsten Carbide Tipped Holesaw (1 2" Shank) 50mm D.O.C Insize Metric Outside Blade Micrometer 50 75mm Range Series 3232 75A making them suitable for use Alberg Wedge Clamp or Double Lock Turning Tool Holder MCLNR3225P12 32mm 25mm Shank making them suitable for use in automotive Chip Control – 45° spiral flutes provide excellent chip evacuation in blind hole applications burr free holes with minimal resistance and reduced cutting force✔ Long Lasting Performance: Tungsten carbide ensures the cutter maintains sharpness even in demanding applications✔ Ideal for Heavy Duty Use: Perfect for industrial applications that require deep and precise hole cutting✔ Versatile: Works with most standard drill chucks and other materials✔ Precision Cutting: Provides clean

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