Description | Part Number | Price | Buy |
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Economy 10 Strp Dp Inv Typ 6 1/4 | 12-01505 | $10.73 | |
Economy 21 Strp Dp Inv Typ 6 1/4 | 12-01506 | $11.72 | |
Economy 30 Strap Dp Inv Typ 6 1/4 | 12-01507 | $11.72 | |
Economy 40 Strap Dp Inv Tpy 6 1/4 | 12-01508 | $11.72 | |
Economy 1/4 Strp Dp Inv Typ 6 1/4 | 12-01509 | $9.35 | |
Economy 10 Strp Dp Inv Typ 13 1/4 | 12-01510 | $13.75 | |
Economy 21 Strp Dp Inv Typ 13 1/4 | 12-01511 | $13.75 | |
Economy 30 Strp Dp Inv Typ 13 1/4 | 12-01512 | $10.45 | |
Economy 40 Strp Dp Inv Typ 13 1/4 | 12-01513 | $13.75 | |
Economy 1/4 Strp Dp Inv Tp 13 1/4 | 12-01514 | $13.75 |
For drilling an accurate hole in overlapping sheets. The inverted type duplicator allows you to locate a hole from the back of an overlaping sheet. #10 #21 #30 #40 1/4" drill sizes, 6-1/4" or 13-1/4" PN 12-01507 is pictured. |
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Economy 10 Strp Dp Inv Typ 6 1/4
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Economy 30 Strap Dp Inv Typ 6 1/4
Quality tool for the price!
Economy 1/4 Strp Dp Inv Typ 6 1/4
Quality tool for the price!
Economy 21 Strp Dp Inv Typ 6 1/4
Quality tool for the price!
Economy 40 Strap Dp Inv Tpy 6 1/4
Good quqlity product.
Economy 30 Strp Dp Inv Typ 13 1/4
Good quqlity product.
Economy 1/4 Strp Dp Inv Tp 13 1/4
Good quqlity product.
Economy 21 Strp Dp Inv Typ 13 1/4
Good quqlity product.
Economy 10 Strp Dp Inv Typ 13 1/4
Good quqlity product.
Economy 40 Strp Dp Inv Typ 13 1/4
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Instrument screws are usually a 6-32 so you would want a #35 bit. I would go with the number 30 duplicator to make the initial hole and then follow up with a #35 drill.
Those are the lengths of the tool itself.