Two-Tone 3-Flat Mechanic's Drill, 21/64", High Speed Steel, 135° Point

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Two-Tone 3-Flat Mechanic's Drill, 21/64", High Speed Steel, 135° Point135 Split Point ensures ease of penetration and reduces walking when starting a hole Shorter than Jobber length, more stability and less breakage for hand drilling applications 3 flats shank to reduce slippage in drill chuck Black and gold surface treatment for maximum lubricity and wear resistance Premium HSS substrate, made in the USA Specifications Material High Speed Steel Drill Size 21 64" Decimal Drill Size 0. 328" Point Angle 135 Country Of

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Reviewed in the United States on December 20, 2008