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Century Drill & Tool Self Feed Wood Bit 2-9/16″ 7/16″ Shank Fits I.D. Pipe Size 2″ Tube Size 2-1/2″ Size:2-9/16″ X 7/16″ X 2
Century Drill & Tool Self Feed Wood Bit 2-9/16″ 7/16″ Shank Fits I.D. Pipe Size 2″ Tube Size 2-1/2″ Size:2-9/16″ X 7/16″ X 2
Century Drill & Tool Self Feed Wood Bit 2-9/16″ 7/16″ Shank Fits I.D. Pipe Size 2″ Tube Size 2-1/2″ Size:2-9/16″ X 7/16″ X 2
Century Drill & Tool Self Feed Wood Bit 2-9/16″ 7/16″ Shank Fits I.D. Pipe Size 2″ Tube Size 2-1/2″ Size:2-9/16″ X 7/16″ X 2

Century Drill & Tool Self Feed Wood Bit 2-9/16″ 7/16″ Shank Fits I.D. Pipe Size 2″ Tube Size 2-1/2″ Size:2-9/16″ X 7/16″ X 2" X -1/2″ ETL listed Conforms to UL Size:32 oz.

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Century Drill & Tool Self Feed Wood Bit 2 9 16″ 7 16″ Shank Fits I.D. Pipe Size 2″ Tube Size 2 1 2″ Size:2 9 16″ X 7 16″ X 2" X 1 2″ ETL listed Conforms to UL Size:32 oz. ETL listed Conforms to UL 651 and NEMA TC 3 Conforms to UL 651 and NEMA TC 3 The Gardner Bender Vinyl Insulated Spade Terminals provide dependable protection from high temperature and electric shock Inside cutting blade shaves clean smooth holes 7 16 Inch hex shank fits 1 2 Inch or larger chucks

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