Ozito PXCSS 18v Cordless Circular Saw 150mm 1 x 2ah Li-ion Battery Charger No Case
£79.95 at Tooled Up · 24% below amazon price £104.95
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Amazon UK £104.95 (checked 18 Oct).
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Held at £79.95 since we started tracking it on 10 Sept.
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The Power X Change cordless system is an interchangeable battery platform which consists of a wide range of 18v cordless tools for the home and garden.
All Power X Change tools share battery compatibility, and any Power X Change battery can be used in any Power X Change tool.
In most cases you can buy these tools either as complete kits, with batteries and chargers included, or as body only versions which enable you to use the batteries you already own, and save a bit of money in the process.
The Ozito PXCSS 18v cordless circular saw lets you quickly and easily make straight cuts through timbe
All Power X Change tools share battery compatibility, and any Power X Change battery can be used in any Power X Change tool.
In most cases you can buy these tools either as complete kits, with batteries and chargers included, or as body only versions which enable you to use the batteries you already own, and save a bit of money in the process.
The Ozito PXCSS 18v cordless circular saw lets you quickly and easily make straight cuts through timbe
EAN 5056293277242 · Ozito. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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