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(3) 4" Shell Mills Vr/ Wesson Fhr6-1405-5 And Tmp-9m Tool Holder You Get All on 2040-parts.com

US $148.89
Location:

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
Condition:Used

 This sale is for all 3 shell mills and the tool holder (thats new) 2 of the mills are in perfect working order, and one of them has some carbide bits missing and a few other parts.The thin one with 5 bits has a 1.250 hole and looks like new. The  VR/ Wesson FHR6-1405-5 with the tool holder on it looks great and no chips on the bits at all.And the last one is for repair or parts, or use it with 2  or 3 bits..Package deal.I will ship right away.

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