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BORDO Jig Saw Blades T Shank Metal

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Pack Size

2pk, 5pk
Blade

75mm x 0.9T Extra Thin Cut HSS, 75mm x 1.2T Thin Straight Cut HSS, 75mm x 1.2T Thin Straight Cut Bi Metal, 75mm x 2T Medium Straight Cut HSS, 132mm x 1.2T Medium Straight Cut HSS, 132mm x 2T Medium Straight Cut Bi Metal, 100mm x 3T Aluminium Jigsaw Blade HSS

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