Metabo HPT 18V Cordless Jig Saw | Tool Only | No Battery | Three-Mode Orbital Action | 45° Cutting Angle | LED Light | Tool-LESS Blade Changing System | Lifetime Tool Warranty | CJ18DSLQ4 Power Drills Smart Design - The oily

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Metabo HPT 18V Cordless Jig Saw Tool Only No Battery Three Mode Orbital Action 45° Cutting Angle LED Light Tool LESS Blade Changing System Lifetime Tool Warranty CJ18DSLQ4 Power Drills Smart Design The oily Smart Design The oily rag waste can features a hand operated self closing cover that opens to no more than 60 ° HR150U Receiver Efficiently cut a variety of materials with this 18 volt cordless jigsaw while the easy to use keyless blade changing system provides efficiency when switching between tasks

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