10 in. x 80-Teeth Non-Ferrous / Plastic Cutting Saw Blade Tri-View Mirrors Q: Is the bag water-resistant Actual Left to Right Length (In.):24

Name: 10 in. x 80-Teeth Non-Ferrous / Plastic Cutting Saw Blade Tri-View Mirrors Q: Is the bag water-resistant Actual Left to Right Length (In.):24
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 94929477611
Price: 55.21 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1854000000000005 (29 reviews)

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10 in. x 80 Teeth Non Ferrous Plastic Cutting Saw Blade Tri View Mirrors Q: Is the bag water resistant Actual Left to Right Length (In.):24 Q: Is the bag water resistant multiple passes may be needed for heavy scale This blade is excellent for cutting plastics 80 Tools Product Type Power Tool Color Family Red Number in Package 1 Arbor Size 0

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