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Fobco Bench Drill | |
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Manufacturer | Fobco |
Team | Metalworking |
Tools: all pages • list • Power Tools • Broken tools {{}} |
Classic British-made Bench drill for in the metalworking area.
Chuck type and size.
Speeds.
Lubrication, and coolant usage.
Cleaning Up.