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Makita B-61656-3 7‑1/4" 24T Carbide‑Tipped Max Efficiency Circular Saw Blade, Framing, 3/pk Levels & Measuring Tools the DEWALT PILOT POINT® titanium Subcategory:Miscellaneous Accessories

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Makita B 61656 3 7‑1 4" 24T Carbide‑Tipped Max Efficiency Circular Saw Blade, Framing, 3 pk Levels & Measuring Tools the DEWALT PILOT POINT® titanium Subcategory:Miscellaneous Accessories the DEWALT PILOT POINT® titanium nitride coated drill bits include commonly used bits for a range of metal and wood drilling applications (7) Nut Drivers Specially engineered teeth assist to reduce the load put on the tool while cutting 24T Carbide Tipped Max Efficiency Ultra Thin Kerf Framing Saw Blade is ideal for framers using cordless circular saws for a full range of wood cutting applications

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