3/4-10 Or 3/4x16 Or 3/4" 20 Nf Tap Right Hand Thread 3 Or 4 Flute Straight Usa on 2040-parts.com
Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States
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This sale is for one tap at a time (message me right away with your choice).If you want more than one the rest will have FREE shipping.The two Black spiral taps on the left are 3/4 - 10 made in Germany.The next 4 (1) spiral (3) straight are 3/4-16, and the one on the right is 3/4' 20 tpi..If you want many of them, just message me and we can make a deal.
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