Makita Chain Saw XCU11Z 18V LXT Brushless Cordless 14 Inch Rear Handle Bare Tool (1520 FPM Chain Speed Toolless Tensioning Timber Cutting) 9" Precision 6-Hole Stripping Cavities: Cleanly
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Makita Chain Saw XCU11Z 18V LXT Brushless Cordless 14 Inch Rear Handle Bare Tool (1520 FPM Chain Speed Toolless Tensioning Timber Cutting) 9" Precision 6 Hole Stripping Cavities: Cleanly Precision 6 Hole Stripping Cavities: Cleanly strips 8 to 18 AWG solid and 10 to 20 AWG stranded wire without nicking or scoring copper conductor cores this 1 2 inch shank tool operates safely up to 12 520 Feet Per Minute (FPM) Net Bare Tool Weight 7 9 10 lbs (7 09 lbs) Universal Product Code UPC 088381 769723 Pro Tip: Check and adjust chain tension frequently during the first few cuts of a new chain
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