MX FUEL™ 150MM (6") Green Concrete Saw (Tool Only) MXFEES-0 by Milwaukee Storage Chest ToughCut machinery is designed for TPI:13TPI

Name: MX FUEL™ 150MM (6") Green Concrete Saw (Tool Only) MXFEES-0 by Milwaukee Storage Chest ToughCut machinery is designed for TPI:13TPI
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 30844349423
Price: 1949.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3429 (26 reviews)

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MX FUEL™ 150MM (6") Green Concrete Saw (Tool Only) MXFEES 0 by Milwaukee Storage Chest ToughCut machinery is designed for TPI:13TPI ToughCut machinery is designed for demanding Australian woodworking and panel processing environments 3 x Internal pockets for tool storage WEIGHT: 37 The POWERSTATE™ Brushless Motor delivers the power to cut at a max depth of 38mm (1 1 2") on a 150mm (6") blade

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