5 HP 10 in. Deluxe XACTA SAW Table Saw with 50 in. Fence, Cast Iron Wings and Riving Knife, 230-Volt Item Weight:500 adds a touch of sophistication

Name: 5 HP 10 in. Deluxe XACTA SAW Table Saw with 50 in. Fence, Cast Iron Wings and Riving Knife, 230-Volt Item Weight:500 adds a touch of sophistication
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 43102113850
Price: 1499.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7263 (11 reviews)

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SKU 43102113850

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5 HP 10 in. Deluxe XACTA SAW Table Saw with 50 in. Fence, Cast Iron Wings and Riving Knife, 230 Volt Item Weight:500 adds a touch of sophistication adds a touch of sophistication to any bathroom ) 0 Amperage (amps) 20 A PT Horsepower (Hp) 5 Maximum Speed (rpm) 4500 Maximum Cut Depth @ 90 Deg ) 38 Product Width (in chip resistant finish

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