Metabo HPT (was Hitachi Power Tools) MultiVolt 36-Volt 7-1/4-in Brushless Hybrid Cordless and Corded Circular Saw with Brake and Aluminum Alloy Die Casting Shoe Vinyl Sheet Flooring Variable speeds from 0 SPM
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Metabo HPT (was Hitachi Power Tools) MultiVolt 36 Volt 7 1 4 in Brushless Hybrid Cordless and Corded Circular Saw with Brake and Aluminum Alloy Die Casting Shoe Vinyl Sheet Flooring Variable speeds from 0 SPM Variable speeds from 0 SPM to 3000 SPM for added versatility with multiple types of materials earthy tones of the Wire Brushed Strand Woven Bamboo Flooring 7 lbs with battery for ease of use and less fatigue DUST BLOWER: Clears the cutting path of dust and debris to help with more accurate cuts ELECTRIC BRAKE: Electric brake for increased safety and productivity SOFT START: Reduced noise and recoil during startup BASE: Heavy duty aluminum base with easy to read scale 4375 Wi Fi Compatibility No Bevel Stop Yes Bluetooth Compatibility No Bevel Capacity (Degrees) 55
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