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Bosch DH712VC 14.5 Amp SDS-Max Demolition Hammer 9.6 Ft-Lbs Impact Energy Vibration Control Concrete Breaking Tile Removal and Chiseling Style:New and sophisticated millwork projects throughout

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Bosch DH712VC 14.5 Amp SDS Max Demolition Hammer 9.6 Ft Lbs Impact Energy Vibration Control Concrete Breaking Tile Removal and Chiseling Style:New and sophisticated millwork projects throughout and sophisticated millwork projects throughout the home (1) GKF125CE 1 760 Variable Speed Yes Vibration Control Yes Weight 18 giving you the fastest removal rate in its class

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