5.5" Jaws, Magnetic Universal Soft Jaws Pads, with Multiple Angle Grooves Design, Multipurpose - Use on any Metal Vise, Used for woodworking, golf, jewelry making, piping (1 pair) electronics_security Motor: 2 x 250W

Name: 5.5" Jaws, Magnetic Universal Soft Jaws Pads, with Multiple Angle Grooves Design, Multipurpose - Use on any Metal Vise, Used for woodworking, golf, jewelry making, piping (1 pair) electronics_security Motor: 2 x 250W
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 35373851641
Price: 25.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3591 (17 reviews)

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5.5" Jaws, Magnetic Universal Soft Jaws Pads, with Multiple Angle Grooves Design, Multipurpose Use on any Metal Vise, Used for woodworking, golf, jewelry making, piping (1 pair) electronics_security Motor: 2 x 250W Motor: 2 x 250W after grooming woodworking vises Material: Plastic

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