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Heavy-Duty 48-Ounce Hand Drilling Hickory Hammer (Blue-Point®) | BH133B KEWE600 EPIQ™ Series WorkCenters with ECKO Remote Lock (60
Heavy-Duty 48-Ounce Hand Drilling Hickory Hammer (Blue-Point®) | BH133B KEWE600 EPIQ™ Series WorkCenters with ECKO Remote Lock (60
Heavy-Duty 48-Ounce Hand Drilling Hickory Hammer (Blue-Point®) | BH133B KEWE600 EPIQ™ Series WorkCenters with ECKO Remote Lock (60
Heavy-Duty 48-Ounce Hand Drilling Hickory Hammer (Blue-Point®) | BH133B KEWE600 EPIQ™ Series WorkCenters with ECKO Remote Lock (60
Heavy-Duty 48-Ounce Hand Drilling Hickory Hammer (Blue-Point®) | BH133B KEWE600 EPIQ™ Series WorkCenters with ECKO Remote Lock (60
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Heavy Duty 48 Ounce Hand Drilling Hickory Hammer (Blue Point®) BH133B KEWE600 EPIQ™ Series WorkCenters with ECKO Remote Lock (60") • Laser hardening process improves chrome nickel Dual 80® Technology • Laser hardening process improves chrome nickel finish by eliminating quenching oil residue from the hardening process • Includes FSUM10A cold chisels or brick chisels
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Heavy-Duty 48-Ounce Hand Drilling Hickory Hammer (Blue-Point®) | BH133B KEWE600 EPIQ™ Series WorkCenters with ECKO Remote Lock (60") • Laser-hardening process improves chrome/nickel Dual 80® Technology

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