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Makita 12 Amp 6-1/2 in. Plunge Circular Saw (SP6000J) Rustic Entry Doors 1-CMPFN16SB Finish Nailer Frameless Shower Doors

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Makita 12 Amp 6 1 2 in. Plunge Circular Saw (SP6000J) Rustic Entry Doors 1 CMPFN16SB Finish Nailer Frameless Shower Doors 1 CMPFN16SB Finish Nailer ) 60 Door Locks & Knobs Product Type Alarmed Locks Number of Buttons 13 Keyway No Keyway Returnable 180 Day Power Options Battery Smart Home Smart Home Enabled Finish Oil Rubbed Bronze Electronic Mechanical Electronic Works With Google Assistant Interior Exterior Interior Exterior Remote Access Remote Access Number of Batteries Required 4 Security ANSI Grade ANSI Grade 2 (Better) Product Weight (lb Plunge Release Lever Cuts Through Wood Saw Drive Type Sidewinder Color Family Teal Product Weight 9 Clean Work Area: Large rear dust port connects to vacuums to control debris

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