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FixMorrow · Tools & Home Repair
DEWALT 4-1/2-Inch 11-Amp Paddle Switch Angle Grinder
$120.00
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Product Details
Powerful 11-amp motor delivers 11,000 RPM for efficient cutting and grinding. Dust Ejection System protects internal components from debris. Low-profile gear case fits into tight spaces easily. Tool-free Quick-Change wheel release saves time on the job. 360-degree rotatable guard adjusts in one motion. Paddle switch with safety lock prevents unintended starts. Compatible with standard wheel flanges for versatile accessory use.
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