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Milwaukee MT506 6in Diagonal Dipped Grip Cutting Pliers (USA) Chalk Lines and Marking The N3804AB3 accepts 18-gauge narrow

Name: Milwaukee MT506 6in Diagonal Dipped Grip Cutting Pliers (USA) Chalk Lines and Marking The N3804AB3 accepts 18-gauge narrow
Brand: evalobato.com
SKU: 57730640200
Price: 41.99 USD
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Milwaukee MT506 6in Diagonal Dipped Grip Cutting Pliers (USA) Chalk Lines and Marking The N3804AB3 accepts 18-gauge narrow

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Milwaukee MT506 6in Diagonal Dipped Grip Cutting Pliers (USA) Chalk Lines and Marking The N3804AB3 accepts 18 gauge narrow The N3804AB3 accepts 18 gauge narrow crown staples ranging in length from 1 2 in up to 1 1 2 in 000 Spindle Thread 5 8" x 11 Variable Speed Yes Side Handle Yes Tool less Wheel Guard Yes Wheel Capacity 4 1 2" Kick Back Reduction Yes Switch Type Slide Warranty 1 Year Weight 4 The Milwaukee Diagonal Cutting Pliers are made in USA with best in class manufacturing technology and USA sourced materials The diagonal cutting pliers are engineered to deliver the smoothest open and close experience from the start

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