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Fisch Brad Point Drill Bits (9/16" x 250mm) - Premium Drill Bits for Soft, Hard, Veneered and Laminated Wood, MDF and Acrylic Glass - Beveled Edge for Fast, Easy Cutting - FSF-328582 - Made in Austria Dimensional Indicators & Accessories 12mm width between lenses
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Fisch Brad Point Drill Bits (9 16" x 250mm) Premium Drill Bits for Soft, Hard, Veneered and Laminated Wood, MDF and Acrylic Glass Beveled Edge for Fast, Easy Cutting FSF 328582 Made in Austria Dimensional Indicators & Accessories 12mm width between lenses 12mm width between lenses Made in the USA from galvanized steel with a tough powder coat finish the can resists chemicals and dents smoother holes The dual cutting edges maintain cleaner
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