Makita DSP600ZJ (36V) Twin 18V Li-Ion LXT Brushless 165mm Plunge Cut Saw Supplied In A Makpac Case - Batteries And Charger Not Included Power Augers small trim

Name: Makita DSP600ZJ (36V) Twin 18V Li-Ion LXT Brushless 165mm Plunge Cut Saw Supplied In A Makpac Case - Batteries And Charger Not Included Power Augers small trim
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 63289369790
Price: 184.99 USD
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Makita DSP600ZJ (36V) Twin 18V Li-Ion LXT Brushless 165mm Plunge Cut Saw Supplied In A Makpac Case - Batteries And Charger Not Included Power Augers small trim

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Makita DSP600ZJ (36V) Twin 18V Li Ion LXT Brushless 165mm Plunge Cut Saw Supplied In A Makpac Case Batteries And Charger Not Included Power Augers small trim small trim Bench clamping screw 40mm capacity manufactured from zinc plated carbon steel The DSP600ZJ is a cordless plunge cut saw powered by two 18V Li ion batteries (not included) 40mm at 45 degrees and 38mm at 48 degrees

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