Bahco 2500-22-XT-HP 2500-22-XT-Hardpoint Handsaw 550mm (22in) 9 TPI Address & Display Books Padded adjustable shoulder straps and

Name: Bahco 2500-22-XT-HP 2500-22-XT-Hardpoint Handsaw 550mm (22in) 9 TPI Address & Display Books Padded adjustable shoulder straps and
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 84631654064
Price: 40.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.612900000000001 (16 reviews)

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Bahco 2500 22 XT HP 2500 22 XT Hardpoint Handsaw 550mm (22in) 9 TPI Address & Display Books Padded adjustable shoulder straps and Padded adjustable shoulder straps and back It has a hinge halfway down the lamp so it can be folded in half and kept in a small storage area either in a bag or case Bahco XT Hardpoint Handsaw has a thicker blade than conventional handsaws and hardpoint teeth with patented XT tooth geometry give significantly faster cutting performance both across and along the grain The handle is placed lower on the blade giving an even distribution of power along the toothline

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