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Flat hexagonal stair gauge made of aluminum alloy with wing nuts for square and chevron frames, blue
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Description
Features: 1. Aluminum Alloy Material: The stair gauge is made of high-quality aluminum alloy with an anodized finish, offering wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and strength for durability. 2. Flat Hexagonal Design: The flat hexagonal design of the gauge is better suited to edges than circles. The gauge block can be perfectly perpendicular to the material, ensuring very stable and precise clamping of the workpiece. 3. Wing Screws: The stair gauge is equipped with black oxidized steel wing screws, which are non-slip, durable, easy to grip and screw onto any rafter frame, and easy to handle even with gloves. 4. Main Application: The stair jig is mainly used for laying out stair longitudinal beams, rafter layouts, etc. It is easy to lay out on any material, especially when there is a crevice at the edge of the wood. 5. Ideal replacement: This stair gauge can be easily used with a neat finish, making it an ideal replacement for old and damaged parts. Specifications: Item Type: Stair Gauge Material: Aluminum Alloy Use: Suitable for woodworking, square stair auxiliary clip Package List: 1 x Stair Gauge
Features
- BrandAUTLEAD
- Power sourceCorded
- MaterialAluminium
- Measurement typeMechanical
- ManoMano ReferenceME236393360
- MMID107976602569
- Product codeYLYG20260813-3589
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