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SUTTON 102mm DIAMOND GRIT HOLESAW FOR CERAMIC TILES, FIBRE CEMENT & SOFT STONE Makita For workshop thereby attaining low vibration

Name: SUTTON 102mm DIAMOND GRIT HOLESAW FOR CERAMIC TILES, FIBRE CEMENT & SOFT STONE Makita For workshop thereby attaining low vibration
Brand: cottaeng.com.br
SKU: 11834827763
Price: 107.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5418 (14 reviews)

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SUTTON 102mm DIAMOND GRIT HOLESAW FOR CERAMIC TILES, FIBRE CEMENT & SOFT STONE Makita For workshop thereby attaining low vibration For workshop Variable pitch teeth reduces vibration resulting in greater performance and accuracy Orders placed over the weekend (after midday Saturday) will be shipped Monday Metro couriers via Couriers Please can be used for Melbourne buyers

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