General Tools 823 ANGLE-IZER 10" Digital Angle Finder Item Name:General Tools 823 ANGLE-IZER 10" Digital Angle Finder allowing users to efficiently sand PLX20/04-1

Name: General Tools 823 ANGLE-IZER 10" Digital Angle Finder Item Name:General Tools 823 ANGLE-IZER 10" Digital Angle Finder allowing users to efficiently sand PLX20/04-1
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SKU: 13733502535
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General Tools 823 ANGLE IZER 10" Digital Angle Finder Item Name:General Tools 823 ANGLE IZER 10" Digital Angle Finder allowing users to efficiently sand PLX20 04 1 allowing users to efficiently sand a variety of materials including wood do it yourselfers The General Tools ANGLE IZER makes measuring tight spots a breeze Lock angle feature keeps you accurate while the reverse angle function provides added convenience

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