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Ryobi USB Lithium Power Carver (Tool Only) 4V RPC4-0

Name: Ryobi USB Lithium Power Carver (Tool Only) 4V RPC4-0
Brand: RYOBI
SKU: 5133006293
Price: 54.95 GBP
Availability: InStock

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As part of the latest cordless range from Ryobi, the RPC4-0 4V USB Lithium™ Power Carver is an expertly designed, compact handheld tool that’s ideal for carving wood and detailed chiselling - allowing you to restore furniture and produce intricate, professional results with ease and accuracy. It features a compact, slim design with a pen like grip and rubber overmould for user comfort, making it nimble enough to handle even the most detailed projects. Its powerful motor delivers 13,000 strokes per minute, with a 1mm stroke distance, so you can be sure that whatever crafting task you’re undertaking it is carried out with the precision you need. Plus, with reduced noise and vibration, you’ll have little to distract you from getting your masterpiece over the finish line. Need to switch to a different blade mid-project? Simple, the quick and easy blade change allows you to swap accessories in a heartbeat. Using a 4V 2ah battery (sold separately), the Ryobi RPC4-0 4V USB Lithium™ Power Carver can carve soft pine for up to 30 minutes on a single charge. This tool does not include a battery or charger.

Features

Brand
RYOBI
Power source
Cordless
Material
Plastic
ManoMano Reference
ME226992687
MMID
232037822933
Product code
5133006293
EAN
4892210234896

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