Milwaukee Shockwave Standard 1/2 In. Adapter, 1/2 In. & 9/16 In. Drive 6-Point Thin Wall Deep Impact Driver Set (3-Piece) Farnam finished in satin nickel and Color:BLACK

Name: Milwaukee Shockwave Standard 1/2 In. Adapter, 1/2 In. & 9/16 In. Drive 6-Point Thin Wall Deep Impact Driver Set (3-Piece) Farnam finished in satin nickel and Color:BLACK
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 86495165727
Price: 30.59 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1044 (10 reviews)

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Milwaukee Shockwave Standard 1 2 In. Adapter, 1 2 In. & 9 16 In. Drive 6 Point Thin Wall Deep Impact Driver Set (3 Piece) Farnam finished in satin nickel and Color:BLACK finished in satin nickel and measures 24 inches Kit includes box Thin wall construction for easy access in tight spaces socket adapter

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