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114 Piece Combination Ratcheting Tap and Die Drive Tool Set, Inch/Metric, Hex ORS NASCO long lasting cutting edge|Bi-metal blades

Edition 21569839325 · Press rating ★ 4.3

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114 Piece Combination Ratcheting Tap and Die Drive Tool Set, Inch Metric, Hex ORS NASCO long lasting cutting edge Bi metal blades long lasting cutting edge Bi metal blades bend and resist breaking and extend blade life Professional performance and competitive pricing provide extraordinary cost per cut value Compact portable band saw blades available Abrasive Material Zirconia Aluminum Oxide Anchor Brand Catalog NO Applicable Materials Angle Iron Heavy Bars Applications General Purpose Arbor Diam [Nom] 1 in Big Catalog YES Body Material Fiberglass Bond Resin Brand CGW ABRASIVES Catalog Big Catalog Construction Catalog NO Country of Origin IL Dia Die adapter works on round and hex shaped dies 5° ratcheting arc with reversible lever eliminates hand over hand turning Patented Twist Lock Guide System reduces "back walk" of die guard Die adapter works with Pass Thru® Ratchet and Socket System as well as Vortex™ socket accessories Autolocking feature allows for safe removal of tap adapter

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