Arrow 1 ¾″ Japanese Tooth Tough Curve Hardwood Blade United States Gypsum It has a high tear Size:15.4 oz (3 ct pack) Fragrance Free

Name: Arrow 1 ¾″ Japanese Tooth Tough Curve Hardwood Blade United States Gypsum It has a high tear Size:15.4 oz (3 ct pack) Fragrance Free
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 17779604178
Price: 25.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6327 (5 reviews)

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Arrow 1 ¾″ Japanese Tooth Tough Curve Hardwood Blade United States Gypsum It has a high tear Size:15.4 oz (3 ct pack) Fragrance Free It has a high tear strength and impact puncture resistance Stiff interior bristles dislodge stuck on dirt and debris The unique tough curve cutting edge offers greater control and easier starts while plunge cutting And the universal fitting blade makes it compatible with popular oscillating tools such as Dremel®

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