DeWALT 20V DCH263B MAX XR Brushless 1-1/8 In. SDS Plus D-Handle Rotary Hammer (Bare Tool) DeWALT-R Carbide tooth design for quality

Name: DeWALT 20V DCH263B MAX XR Brushless 1-1/8 In. SDS Plus D-Handle Rotary Hammer (Bare Tool) DeWALT-R Carbide tooth design for quality
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 9258651939
Price: 179.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4545 (10 reviews)

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DeWALT 20V DCH263B MAX XR Brushless 1 1 8 In. SDS Plus D Handle Rotary Hammer (Bare Tool) DeWALT R Carbide tooth design for quality Carbide tooth design for quality cuts and longer life Lightweight design and quick 35 minute charge time Brushless motor and durable German engineered mechanism for efficient performance and runtime The lightweight design makes this tool ideal for forming

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