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| Hi Folks, I've seen the word "Jobber" in catalogs and books for years, but for whatever reason, I've always been to worried about looking like an idiot for asking what the heck it is or means. Well, now I'm asking... What does it mean or what is it? For example, I was looking for a drill bit set the other day over at the Grizzly site, and they have "Jobber" drill bit sets which are a bit more expensive than HSS sets or other "non-Jobber" sets. I notice that this word is used for many things in the "parts" industry, but I've never been able to figure it out. Can someone please explain this to me? Sorry, I know this is probably a stupid question, but I just can't stand not knowing any more. Thanks, Patrick |
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| Jobber bits are 'standard' length drill bits, there are other lengths and types, each with their own description. For other than drills I assume it means the industry standard as opposed to special type? Al.
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