DeWalt DT20704 Fastcut OIS Oscillating Multi Tool Wood Plunge Saw Blade 30mm Pack of 1
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Oscillating multi-tool blade designed for fast cutting in wood, drywall and PVC.
Blade length is 43 mm and width is 30 mm.
Fits all common oscillating tools and features quick and easy blade changes.
Supplied weight is 38 g with overall dimensions of 92 mm length, 20 mm width and 138 mm height.
Blade length is 43 mm and width is 30 mm.
Fits all common oscillating tools and features quick and easy blade changes.
Supplied weight is 38 g with overall dimensions of 92 mm length, 20 mm width and 138 mm height.
EAN 5035048099278 · Dewalt. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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