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Triumph Twist Drills T1B 1/32" x 1.38" 118 deg Point Jobber Length Fractional Drill, Pack of 12

$1.32
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Brand
Triumph Twist Drills
Category
Gunsmithing
Tool Type
Drills & Taps
UPC
86839112022

Overview

The Triumph Twist Drill Co. Jobber Length Fractional Drill is a precision cutting tool crafted for gunsmiths, machinists, and professionals who require reliable drilling solutions. This specific fractional drill features a 1/32-inch diameter, a 1.38-inch overall length, and a standard 118-degree point angle. Sold in a convenient pack of 12, these durable jobber-length drills are built to deliver consistent performance across a wide variety of workshop applications.

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