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Makita DFR551RTJ 18V Cordless Brushless Auto Feed Screwdriver w/ Silent Clutch (LXT-Series) [Set] Hammer Drill Improved cord guard for increased Sound pressure level 82
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EUR17292.00
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Makita DFR551RTJ 18V Cordless Brushless Auto Feed Screwdriver w Silent Clutch (LXT Series) [Set] Hammer Drill Improved cord guard for increased Sound pressure level 82 Improved cord guard for increased flexibility and longer life Auto stop carbon brush Silent clutch uses higher durability materials increasing operation efficiency and decreasing driver noise One touch casing attachment removal reduces the trouble of reversing and replacing a bit
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