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DEWALT Hammer Drill DWE5010 1/2 Inch Corded Driver (7.0 Amp Motor Dual Mode Variable Speed 46700 BPM Locking Side Handle Masonry Wood Steel Drilling) Oscillating Multi Tool Visual Safety Warning System: Pliers

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DEWALT Hammer Drill DWE5010 1 2 Inch Corded Driver (7.0 Amp Motor Dual Mode Variable Speed 46700 BPM Locking Side Handle Masonry Wood Steel Drilling) Oscillating Multi Tool Visual Safety Warning System: Pliers Visual Safety Warning System: Pliers and wire stripper feature a specialized three part insulation layer that exposes a warning color if the safety structure is compromised and the no mar tip protects surfaces from damage 360 Degree Auxiliary Locking Handle: Heavy duty secondary stabilizing arm rotates fully around the steel collar to ensure continuous operator leverage and control Continuous Run Lock On Button: Trigger mounted retention lock provides hands free continuous motor operation to reduce operator hand fatigue during production cycles

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