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Stanley STA7757-AE Carbide Circular Saw Blade 7-1/4" x 40T (184mm) ( for Soft Wood, Hard Wood and Wood Laminates ) Ridgid Drain Cleaning it delivers reliable and consistent

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Stanley STA7757 AE Carbide Circular Saw Blade 7 1 4" x 40T (184mm) ( for Soft Wood, Hard Wood and Wood Laminates ) Ridgid Drain Cleaning it delivers reliable and consistent it delivers reliable and consistent drilling performance with a capacity of up to 16mm (5 8") plaster wall chasing Features & Benefits Precision ground carbide teeth for smooth

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