S5612131418 56-1/2" Long, 1/2" Wide, 0.025" Thick M42 Bi-Metal Bandsaw Blades for Soft Ferrous Metal Cutting Variable Teeth (14/18TPI) 14/18TPI auspowers_batchfour securing straps auspowers_batchfive

Name: S5612131418 56-1/2" Long, 1/2" Wide, 0.025" Thick M42 Bi-Metal Bandsaw Blades for Soft Ferrous Metal Cutting Variable Teeth (14/18TPI) 14/18TPI auspowers_batchfour securing straps auspowers_batchfive
Brand: izbnc.org
SKU: 508640100
Price: 145.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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S5612131418 56 1 2" Long, 1 2" Wide, 0.025" Thick M42 Bi Metal Bandsaw Blades for Soft Ferrous Metal Cutting Variable Teeth (14 18TPI) 14 18TPI auspowers_batchfour securing straps auspowers_batchfive securing straps Set of 6 napkin rings Perfect for cutting soft ferrous metal 14 18 TPI is variable teeth profile

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