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Wolfcraft Drywall Drill

The Wolfcraft drywall drill is a hand tool for enlarging holes with a diameter of 68 mm. Its conical shape makes it easier to recess standard electrical boxes, while the three sharp, replaceable...

The Wolfcraft drywall drill is a hand tool for enlarging holes with a diameter of 68 mm. Its conical shape makes it easier to recess standard electrical boxes, while the three sharp, replaceable blades help create clean edges.

Its ergonomic design makes enlarging holes easier, and the tool is made of plastic.

  • Pieces: 1
  • Drilling material: Drywall
  • Hole...
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  • Drilling Material Drywall
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The Wolfcraft drywall drill is a hand tool for enlarging holes with a diameter of 68 mm. Its conical shape makes it easier to recess standard electrical boxes, while the three sharp, replaceable blades help create clean edges.

Its ergonomic design makes enlarging holes easier, and the tool is made of plastic.

  • Pieces: 1
  • Drilling material: Drywall
  • Hole diameter: 68 mm
  • Blades: 3 sharp, replaceable blades
  • Material: Plastic
  • Set with bits: No

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Suitable for
Drywall
Set with Tips
No
Pieces
1 pcs

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