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THE C8 NANO
As with all three electric tools in this review the C8 Nano body is made out of plastic.
In order to use this tool, you need to press both the side button and trigger (safety).
Speed can be controlled from the rear end of the C8 Nano (3 speed modes).
The tool also has a LED torch at the front so you can better see what you cut.
The rear LCD screen allows the end user to monitor remaining battery life as seen above.
To replace the blade, you only need to unscrew the center piece with the bundled metal plate.
As expected, a USB-C charging port is located at the base of the C8 Nano.
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