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Craftsman 100-PC Drill Accessory Kit $14.99 @ Sears

Craftsman 100-PC Drill Accessory Kit $14.99 @ Sears

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Craftsman 100-PC Accessory Kit
Sale Price $13.49 Reg. Price $29.99
Savings of $16.50 (55%)
Brand
Craftsman
Model
ACM1001
Deal Type
On Sale

Admin Note: 3/23/15 - Price lowered to $13.49 from $14.99.

Kit includes a selection of Drill bits, spade nit, and bit tips, all housed in a storage case.

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