18V1/4 Sheet Orbital Sander Bare (Tool Only) GSS18V-LIBB (06019D0240) by Bosch Socket Rail TradeQuip is designed for use TPI:13TPI

Name: 18V1/4 Sheet Orbital Sander Bare (Tool Only) GSS18V-LIBB (06019D0240) by Bosch Socket Rail TradeQuip is designed for use TPI:13TPI
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 19115855373
Price: 199.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8856 (9 reviews)

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18V1 4 Sheet Orbital Sander Bare (Tool Only) GSS18V LIBB (06019D0240) by Bosch Socket Rail TradeQuip is designed for use TPI:13TPI TradeQuip is designed for use in a demanding garage and workshop environment by trade users lightweight and ergonomic design makes the tool easy and comfortable to use but durable enough for worksite environment length: 101 mm The compact cordless orbital sander â€“ suitable for any corner

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