Bosch Demolition Hammer Chisel HS2861 1-1/8 Inch Hex Star Point Bit (16 Overall Length Self Sharpening Alloy Steel Concrete Masonry Breaking) Rotary Hammer 6 CFM at 175 PSI

Name: Bosch Demolition Hammer Chisel HS2861 1-1/8 Inch Hex Star Point Bit (16 Overall Length Self Sharpening Alloy Steel Concrete Masonry Breaking) Rotary Hammer 6 CFM at 175 PSI
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 1379794285
Price: 49.29 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7569 (14 reviews)

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Bosch Demolition Hammer Chisel HS2861 1 1 8 Inch Hex Star Point Bit (16 Overall Length Self Sharpening Alloy Steel Concrete Masonry Breaking) Rotary Hammer 6 CFM at 175 PSI 6 CFM at 175 PSI High Performance 10 Amp Motor: Delivers 11 Flute Working Length 8 in concrete crews

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