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SAVE 62%: As of April 25,Watch Mirror Twins Online you can get the Dewalt (DCPR320B) 20V Max pruning shears for $79.99, down from $208.22, at Woot. That's a 62% discount and a savings of $128.23.

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If you need a new set of pruning shears, don’t waste your time going to the hardware store.

As of April 25, you can get a pair of Dewalt (DCPR320B) 20V Max pruning shears for just $79.99, down from $208.22. That’s a 62% discount and a savings of $128.23. While this isthe lowest price we’ve seen on this particular tool, we noticed that the list price looks a little inflated.

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Other retailers have it for around $119. Still, it’s a pretty good deal if you’re looking for a high-quality set of pruning shears. You have four days left to get it before it sells out. After that, we can’t promise you’ll be able to find it at this price again.

These shears are cordless and designed to cut everything from bushes to nuisance branches and roots. Dewalt’s tool has a cutting capacity of 1 1/2 inches, which is fairly standard for pruning shears. And you can make up to 1,100 cuts per charge.

It only weighs three pounds, so you can get whatever it is you need to get done without straining too hard. According to the product description, it requires 16 times less effort on average to use these shears compared to manual ones.

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