Ozito PXCMSS 18v Cordless Compound Mitre Saw 210mm 1 x 2ah Li-ion Battery Charger No Case
£114.95 at Tooled Up · 22% below amazon price £146.95
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Amazon UK £146.95 (checked 18 Oct) · #990,579 bestseller in DIY & Tools.
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Held at £114.95 since we started tracking it on 10 Sept.
1 price change · since 10 Sept
The Ozito PXCMSS is without doubt one of the most affordable cordless mitre saws on the market, and its go-anywhere cordless portability means its absolutely ideal for those DIY jobs out in the garden, or for use in sheds, garages or workshops which don't have mains power running to them.
When you need to move the saw to another location, its compact size and light weight of just under 10kg means its no trouble at all to lift it and carry it, and, unlike most mitre saws on the market, it will easily fit into cramped storage spaces which means it's perfect for smaller households too.
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When you need to move the saw to another location, its compact size and light weight of just under 10kg means its no trouble at all to lift it and carry it, and, unlike most mitre saws on the market, it will easily fit into cramped storage spaces which means it's perfect for smaller households too.
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EAN 9319510017332 · Ozito. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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