Festool TS 60K 168mm Plunge Cut Saw in Systainer with 1400mm Rail 577419 Concreters Float Impact Rate: Hard: 0 - Size:200mm (0.01 Graduations)

Name: Festool TS 60K 168mm Plunge Cut Saw in Systainer with 1400mm Rail 577419 Concreters Float Impact Rate: Hard: 0 - Size:200mm (0.01 Graduations)
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 24921581091
Price: 762.50 USD
Availability: InStock
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Festool TS 60K 168mm Plunge Cut Saw in Systainer with 1400mm Rail 577419 Concreters Float Impact Rate: Hard: 0 Size:200mm (0.01 Graduations) Impact Rate: Hard: 0 3 The 16" (406 mm) Chainsaw Bar provides users with 15" (381 mm) cutting capacity Festool plunge cut saws have been setting the standard for saws for decades Perfectly coordinated with the entire Festool saw system and with a cutting depth of 60 mm

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