

Makita DLS600 18v LXT Cordless Mitre Saw 165mm
Prices from £419.99 to £669 across 3 retailers · 12% below amazon price £474.99
£419.99£474.99 Amazon price
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TOTooled UpLowest price
£4.99 delivery · In stock
£419.99£424.98 delivered›
BLBlueperry
Delivery at checkout · In stock
£477.58›
MAMachine Mart
£4.99 delivery · In stock
£669£673.99 delivered›
Sorted by price. We list retailers we’ve vetted; if another retailer we track lists this product, it appears here automatically. Amazon UK reference: £474.99.
Amazon UK £474.99 (checked 9 Nov) · #148,031 bestseller in DIY & Tools.
Price history
Lowest price we’ve seen — it was £619.95 on 4 Oct, £419.99 today. Tracked since 31 Aug.
4 price changes · since 31 Aug
A light and compact cordless saw for trim work A light and accurate battery-powered mitre saw designed for trim work in renovation and construction projects.
Cutting capacity of 46 x 92 mm, bevel and mitre cutting left and right.
User benefits Brushless maintenance-free and long-life motor Battery protection system automatically shuts off power when the battery level is low Built-in fluorescent light illuminates cutting edge
Cutting capacity of 46 x 92 mm, bevel and mitre cutting left and right.
User benefits Brushless maintenance-free and long-life motor Battery protection system automatically shuts off power when the battery level is low Built-in fluorescent light illuminates cutting edge
EAN 0088381850612 · Makita. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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