Metabo HPT (was Hitachi Power Tools) 2.5-in 16-Gauge 18-Volt Cordless Finish Nailer Laminate Wood Plank Variable-Speed Scroll Saw—order now

Name: Metabo HPT (was Hitachi Power Tools) 2.5-in 16-Gauge 18-Volt Cordless Finish Nailer Laminate Wood Plank Variable-Speed Scroll Saw—order now
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 72099463055
Price: 184.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8685 (23 reviews)

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Metabo HPT (was Hitachi Power Tools) 2.5 in 16 Gauge 18 Volt Cordless Finish Nailer Laminate Wood Plank Variable Speed Scroll Saw—order now Variable Speed Scroll Saw—order now saving up to 15 minutes per installation cabinetry and other finish applications POWER: 1 Series Name N A Type Finish Nail Gauge 16 Collation Type Straight Collation Material N A Maximum Nail Diameter 0

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