6-1/2 in. 13 Amp Corded Track Saw with Free 63 in. Aluminum Tracks and Carrying Bag Recessed Mounted Mailbox 86 Voltage (v) 18v Color
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6 1 2 in. 13 Amp Corded Track Saw with Free 63 in. Aluminum Tracks and Carrying Bag Recessed Mounted Mailbox 86 Voltage (v) 18v Color 86 Voltage (v) 18v Color Family Red Cordless Tool Type Right Angle Drill Drill Driver Type Right Angle Drill Returnable 180 Day Maximum Speed (RPM) 1500 RPM Cordless Corded Cordless Battery Power Type Lithium Ion Tools Product Type Power Tool Number of Batteries Included 1 Battery Charger 1 Battery & Charger Included Included Case Included Product Weight (lb 25 Vertical Horizontal Vertical Horizontal Transparency Transparent Minimum Optimal Temperature (F) 45 Paint Stain Features UV Fade Resistant Time before recoating (hours) 0 Substrate Condition Finished Wood track saw blade a swiveling hose port and a lock off mechanism
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