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Speedbor Spade Drill Bit, 9/16 In.

SKU #313312 Model #88809 UPC #024721200471
Speedbor Spade Drill Bit, 9/16 In.

Irwin

Regular Price
$ 6.99
Vassar True Value Vassar, MI
Key Features
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  • Grooved hex shank provides a secure grip in the drill chuck.
  • Handles softwood and hardwood drilling with equal ease.
  • Features an overall length of 6 inches for deep drilling.
  • Find the perfect tool for pros and hobbyists at True Value of Vassar and Frankenmuth in Vassar, MI.
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SAME-DAY DELIVERY—For in town orders made before 3 p.m. we will deliver the same day (Vassar Zip Code 48768). In town orders made after 3 p.m. and orders for surrounding communities will be delivered on the next business day. Please Note: We are not open on Sundays any online order for delivery made on Sunday will be delivered on Monday. Deliveries for most items will be made to the front door. Bulk deliveries will be made to the driveway. Special requests for deliveries can be added to the order notes and we will try to fulfill those requests to the best of our ability.

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Speedbor, 9/16" Spade Drill Bit.

  • Grooved Hex Shank
  • Cutting Spurs
  • Blue-Groove Point & Cutting Edge

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