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Makita DLS600Z 18V Afkortzaag 165mmMakita DLS600Z 18V Afkortzaag 165mm Makita DLS600Z 18V Afkortzaag 165mm is een bijzonder compacte en lichte afkortzaag op accu, ontworpen voor precisiewerk zoals het zagen van plinten, sierlijsten en glaslatten. Met een gewicht van slechts 6,6kg en een zaagblad van 165mm is deze zaagmachine ideaal voor mobiel gebruik en nauwkeurige afwerkingen. De zaag is voorzien van handige extras zoals een ledlamp, laserlijn en Automatic Torque Drive Technology
Makita DLS600Z 18V Afkortzaag 165mm
Makita DLS600Z 18V Afkortzaag 165mm is een bijzonder compacte en lichte afkortzaag op accu, ontworpen voor precisiewerk zoals het zagen van plinten, sierlijsten en glaslatten. Met een gewicht van slechts 6,6kg en een zaagblad van 165mm is deze zaagmachine ideaal voor mobiel gebruik en nauwkeurige afwerkingen. De zaag is voorzien van handige extra’s zoals een ledlamp, laserlijn en Automatic Torque Drive Technology (ADT) voor optimale prestaties onder belasting.
Kenmerken
- Zaagcapaciteit: Tot 46mm hoogte en 92mm breedte bij 90°, 46×65mm bij 45° verstek
- Kantel- en verstekmogelijkheden: Dubbel verstek tot 46° links en rechts
- Toerental: Onbelast toerental tot 5000min⁻¹
Toepassingen
- Plinten zagen: Dankzij precisie en compact ontwerp ideaal voor plintwerk
- Afwerkingswerkzaamheden: Geschikt voor nauwkeurig zagen van sierlijsten en latten
- Mobiel gebruik: Door lage gewicht makkelijk mee te nemen naar elke klus
Standaard meegeleverd
- TCT zaagblad 165mm
- Stofzak
- Verticale materiaalklem
- Afsteldriehoek
- Inbussleutels
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★★★★★ 4
A high stakes political agenda
Format: Kindle
Cami was about to embark on her college years with her boyfriend when she found out she was pregnant. Worse than that was when she arrived home and was ambushed by two men who had already tied up her mother and younger sister. Knowing nothing good could come from this ordeal Cami planned to escape her captivity.
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Rex had been running when he saw police activity near Cami’s neighborhood. Concerned for her well-being he went to investigate. He shouldn’t have gotten involved because he became a suspect and now the community looks at him as a dangerous criminal eventhough he was cleared of any wrongdoing. The scholarship program that was supposed to be his escape from this community was revoked so he enlisted in the military.
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Mia Sheridan certainly knows her way around a good emotional read. Trauma of this magnitude can only be explained by a seasoned writer. I appreciated this well thought out storyline. The writing was strong, yet I still found myself not completely invested. There were high points and low points where my interest would waver depending upon the content. This started off with an intense scene that I thought would carry over the entirety of the story. The story had a shift that disrupted the pace. I had to regroup my thoughts. The content was tragic and while I appreciated the concept I didn’t like the execution in certain places. There were many layers to this story that were kept from the reader to serve a purpose later on. Overall, The Fix was a book about survival and how women are capable of greatness.
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The Fix offers a balance of tragedy with hope not pushing too much in either direction. The dark balances with the light carving the way towards a future filled with happiness.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2025
★★★★★ 5
Great read...
Format: Kindle
Couldn't put this down. Characters are relatable and the plot twists keep you guessing through out the story. And who doesn't love a happy ending...?!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Do overs
Format: Kindle
With every phenomenal book Mia reminds me why I became an obsessed reader. Her stories are what keep me up late into the night, unable to put them down or walk away. Rich in brimming emotions, thrumming with adrenaline rush at impending danger, this book will make you forget the world exists beyond its pages.
When your fave author writes a book, you don't peek at the Blurb or look for massive list of triggers. You cover your eyes and jump in.
This tragically profound story hits you with a force of a runaway juggernaut, drawing you in till you are completely consumed in the characters' lives. First few pages sweep you in like rushing tidal waves, one after another, pulling you under, in inescapable tsunami of emotions.
“Fair is a myth,” Rex said. “Nothing in this messed-up life is fair.”
I Landed straight into Camille Cortlandt's house where an unspeakable crime is in progress. Cami, her sister Elle and her mom are subjected to horrible torture and assault. Her father tied and assaulted too.
And she was worried about another smaller problem from her boyfriend- Hollis Barclay's party!!
Their lives explode in chaotic mess, flying shrapnel hitting Rex Lowe and he becomes collateral damage, thus connecting them forever.
But there's another silent, abandoned victim who becomes the central pawn in the most elaborate and bizarre revenge saga I ever did read.
The twist comes out of nowhere and smacks you in the face.
WTH just happened and Whos & Whys will leave you reeling!! “Did. Not. See. That. Coming”
Cami is strong, beaten down but rising phoenix. A brave soul indeed. Rex Lowe is a true saviour, he steps up where most would've fled.
“We. There was that we again that she wanted to cup in her palms like a treasure, afraid that it’d be taken from her if she didn’t protect it. Knowing it wouldn’t be hers for long, no matter what.”
Cyrus Sanders is ultra smart, observant, fantastic chess student which helps him strategize with calm conviction. What a delight to see him perform!!
But the accolades belong to another person hiding in plain sight. What they do to move the story forward, keeping an eye on everything, and sneaking in when wanted was simply brilliant.
Every story by Mia brings me to my knees. Her trope/genre range is vast and diverse. Uniquely penned stories with immemorable characters. I can actually recall any character of her story at any given moment of time. Such is her impact.
“5 stars for Do-Overs”
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Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2025
★★★★★ 4
Provoking but not suspenseful
Format: Kindle
Mia Sheridans thrillers are one of my top favorites, her writing style is so raw and beautiful. I wanted to love this one as much as Bad Mother or All the Little Raindrops but it just didn't hit the same mark for me. The book starts off with a bang, but soon becomes a bit more dormant for the middle portion. I still enjoyed the book, but I think I had a preconceived notion it would be more along those lines, I felt the plot of this one wasn't as suspenseful, it was fairly straight forward which is fine just not what I expected. Or maybe I'm just desensitized from all the thrillers I read. I did love the themes of how trauma, resilience and love weave together, a chance at a do over. I also felt Seraphinas portion was a little clunky and illogical in the overall storyline. Regardless I love Mia Sheridans writing and won't stray away from her thrillers.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2025
★★★★★ 5
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Smells extremely good and leaves my beard full, soft, and refreshed.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2026