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Ryoba Seium 270 Japanese Saw Ideal For Carpenters Joints Saw Ryoba Saw DT712805

Ryoba Seium 270 Japanese Saw Ideal For Carpenters Joints Saw Ryoba Saw DT712805

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High-performance Ryoba for wood joints as well as trimming cuts and cuts along the grain. With light and breathable wooden handle, or very robust and slip-proof rubberised power grip. Crosscut teeth 2.5 mm.

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