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Klein Tools 53717 3/8" x 72" Flex Bit Auger

SKU: klein-53717 Model: 53717
$46.99
Klein Tools 53717 3/8" x 72" Flex Bit Auger

Klein Tools 53717 3/8" x 72" Flex Bit Auger

SKU: klein-53717 Model: 53717
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$46.99

The 3/8" x 72" Flex Bit Auger (53717) from Klein Tools can be used to drill holes through wood within a wall. It features a tapered back for easy bit retrieval, a spring steel shaft that resists deformation, and a hole in the tip that allows for use with a wire or cable pulling grip.

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The 3/8" x 72" Flex Bit Auger (53717) from Klein Tools can be used to drill holes through wood within a wall. It features a tapered back for easy bit retrieval, a spring steel shaft that resists deformation, and a hole in the tip that allows for use with a wire or cable pulling grip.

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3/8" x 72" Flex Bit Auger

The 3/8" x 72" Flex Bit Auger (53717) from Klein Tools can be used to drill holes through wood within a wall. It features a tapered back for easy bit retrieval, a spring steel shaft that resists deformation, and a hole in the tip that allows for use with a wire or cable pulling grip.

  • Tapered back
  • Spring steel shaft
  • Screw point tip
  • Reusable protective case

In The Box

  • One (1) 3/8" X 72" Flex Auger Bit

Product Specifications

SKU
klein-53717
Model
53717
UPC / ISBN
92644537172
Brand
Klein Tools
Shipping Weight
3.5 lb
Condition
New
Manufacturer's Warranty
Lifetime
Return Policy
Unopened Only, 30 Days
Package Type
Individual
Drive Type
3/8 in
Addl Specs
Overall Length: 72"

Bit Diameter: 3/8"
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