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20-Volt MAX Lithium-Ion 16-Gauge Cordless Nailer with Battery 1.5 Ah and Charger Waterproof Flooring Item Weight 8 Color Family
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20 Volt MAX Lithium Ion 16 Gauge Cordless Nailer with Battery 1.5 Ah and Charger Waterproof Flooring Item Weight 8 Color Family Item Weight 8 Color Family Brown Material Wood Color Finish Wood Product Weight (lb and superior bit retention DCS380 20 V MAX reciprocating saw with 4 position keyless blade clamp allows for quick blade change without touching blade or reciprocating shaft DCF885 20 V MAX 1 4 in impact driver features 3 LED lights with 20 second delay to provide visibility without shadows DCL040 20 V MAX LED work light delivers 110 lm of light output Fast charger recharges batteries in 30 minutes to reduce downtime All tools covered by a 3 year limited warranty Includes 1 125 Product Depth (in
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