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Drill America 5-Piece Tungsten Carbide 5/16-in Cutting Bit Accessory No-Dig Edging 000 rpm motor that provides

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SKU 95840874096 4.3

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Drill America 5 Piece Tungsten Carbide 5 16 in Cutting Bit Accessory No Dig Edging 000 rpm motor that provides 000 rpm motor that provides high power for cutting and grinding applications DCS393 20 V MAX circular saw with 6 1 2 in carbide blade can cut 2 x 4s at a 45 ° angle in a single pass DCS381 20 V MAX reciprocating saw with keyless blade clamp allows for quick blade change without touching blade or reciprocating shaft DCR006 Portable speaker runs off DEWALT ) 12 in Product Thickness (mm) 2 Sub Brand Drill America CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes For Use on Glass No For Use on Wood Yes Warranty None For Use on Ceramic No Total Number of Pieces 5 For Use on Concrete No For Use on Grout No Material Tungsten carbide Set Individual Individual For Use on Metal Yes Diameter Measurement 5 16 in For Use on Drywall No Type Bur For Use on Plastic Yes Application Cutting shank allow use with a wide variety of tool holding systems Cylindrical Radius End Shape

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