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$305.49
$394.90
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Price History
Lowest recorded: $300.10
Product Details
| Brand | DEWALT |
|---|---|
| Model | DCS350B |
| Part Number | DCS350B |
| Color | Multi |
| Size | One Size |
| Dimensions | 13"L × 6"W × 7"H |
| Weight | 9 pounds |
| Unit Count | 1 |
| Warranty | 3 year limited warranty |
| Condition | New — Unknown |
| Sold by | Amazon.com |
| Availability | In Stock |
| UPC | 885911377218 |
| EAN | 0885911377218 |
| ASIN | B01I254JK6 |
DEWALT DCS350B 20V MAX* Cordless Threaded Rod Cutter (Tool Only)
The DEWALT DEWALT DCS350B 20V MAX* Cordless Threaded Rod Cutter (Tool O is a Garden product available on Amazon.
It's currently priced at $305.49, which is 23% off the regular $394.90 price — a savings of $89.41.
The lowest price we've tracked is $300.10.
This item is eligible for Prime shipping , shipped and sold by Amazon.
$305.49
$394.90
Save $89.41 (23%)
Buy on Amazon
Features
- Able to cut 1/4", 3/8", 1/2" mild steel Course threaded rod, and 1/4", 3/8" stainless steel Course threaded rod
- Clean, Bur free cuts allowing for easy threading
- Rotating cutter allows you to cut multiple sizes of rod with one cutter
- Bright LED work light to illuminate cutting area
- Onboard cutter wrench storage
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the DEWALT DCS350B 20V MAX* Cordless Threaded Rod Cutt cost right now?
It's currently $305.49, which is 23% off the regular price of $394.90. That's a savings of $89.41.
What is the lowest price recorded?
The lowest price we've tracked for this item is $300.10. The current price is $305.49.
Is this eligible for Prime shipping?
Yes, this item is eligible for Amazon Prime free shipping. Prime members can expect fast, free delivery.
Is this sold directly by Amazon?
Yes, this item is shipped and sold by Amazon.com.
How long have you been tracking this product?
We've been monitoring the price of this item for 2 months. Our system checks Amazon prices automatically throughout the day and records every change in the price history chart above.
