216mm x 30mm x 64T TCT Specalised Aluminium Cut Saw Blade B-15621 by Makita Dust Extraction Attachment for Stirrers Control & Safety Switches - TPI:13TPI

Name: 216mm x 30mm x 64T TCT Specalised Aluminium Cut Saw Blade B-15621 by Makita Dust Extraction Attachment for Stirrers Control & Safety Switches - TPI:13TPI
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 87667767200
Price: 118.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7713 (25 reviews)

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216mm x 30mm x 64T TCT Specalised Aluminium Cut Saw Blade B 15621 by Makita Dust Extraction Attachment for Stirrers Control & Safety Switches TPI:13TPI Control & Safety Switches Equipped with a clear Green ON Red OFF control system 750 Running Watts Teeth: 64T Mitre & Table Saws & offer excellent cutting performance in aluminium

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