Drill America 5-Piece Tungsten Carbide 1/4-in Cutting Bit Accessory Tile Trim Compatible with all 20-Volt MAX
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Drill America 5 Piece Tungsten Carbide 1 4 in Cutting Bit Accessory Tile Trim Compatible with all 20 Volt MAX Compatible with all 20 Volt MAX Superior pore size of 18 to 22 pores per inches providing better drainage stainless steel and metals Double cut style for rapid material removal in tough applications Solid carbide tooling provide long life and faster cutting speeds Round 1 4 in 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 1 4 in For Use on Drywall No Type Bur For Use on Plastic Yes Application Cutting
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