5 Amp 4.5 in. Stationary Metal Cutting Band Saw with Stand The Pioneer Woman 12 Maximum extension cord length
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5 Amp 4.5 in. Stationary Metal Cutting Band Saw with Stand The Pioneer Woman 12 Maximum extension cord length 12 Maximum extension cord length (ft 4 Voltage (v) 18v Color Family Red Construction Material Plastic Battery Power Type Lithium Ion Batteries Included No Number of Total Batteries Included 0 Number of Tools (Bonus Tool Not Included) 1 Cordless Tool Type Reciprocating Saw Condition New Power Source Battery Maximum Amperage (amps) 0 Battery Size 18 volt Included Accessories Tool Only Length Of Stroke 1 1 8 Returnable 180 Day Strokes per Minute 3000 Cordless Corded Cordless Included No Additional Items Included Battery Charger Tool Only Charger Included Charger Not Included Tools Product Type Power Tool Product Weight (lb For added durability and longevity The vise swivels up to 45° and has a throat depth of 5 in
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