DeWalt Multitool 18V XR Brushless
A cordless power tool (18V, 35 Newton Metres Item Package Quantity 1 Number of Pieces 1, brushless), a capable pick for drilling and driving around the home and site.
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A cordless power tool (18V), a capable pick for drilling and driving around the home and site.
A cordless power tool (18V, brushless), a capable pick for drilling and driving around the home and site.
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