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BOSCH GCS18V-230N212 18V Brushless Cordless 9-Inch Cutoff Saw for Concrete & Metal Cutting | Lightweight Ergonomic Design, 6-Position Cutting Guard, Kit with (2) CORE18V 12 Ah Batteries Ratchet Ejector spring on all sizes
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BOSCH GCS18V 230N212 18V Brushless Cordless 9 Inch Cutoff Saw for Concrete & Metal Cutting Lightweight Ergonomic Design, 6 Position Cutting Guard, Kit with (2) CORE18V 12 Ah Batteries Ratchet Ejector spring on all sizes Ejector spring on all sizes above 3 4"makes removal of slug easier tool only) delivers cordless drilling power into tough to reach spaces delivering longer run times and enhanced power for tackling tough concrete and metal cuts brushless motor delivers corded performance in a cordless solution
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