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Free Saw Stand (DWX723) with DEWALT Miter Saw (DWS780) Purchase

Free Saw Stand (DWX723) with DEWALT Miter Saw (DWS780) Purchase

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Free Saw Stand (DWX723) with DEWALT Miter Saw (DWS780) Purchase
Sale Price $597.99 Reg. Price $775.98
Savings of $177.99 (23%)
Brand
DeWalt
Model
DWS780 DWX723
Deal Type
On Sale
Deal Ends
12/31/2014

The same deal is also available at the HomeDepot for $599.

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