T-type aluminum alloy wood-type hole gauge marking ruler, carpenter's marking tool, wear-resistant, for woodworkers and DIY enthusiasts
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Description
HIGH QUALITY AND DURABLE: The T-shaped woodworking ruler is made of high-quality aluminum alloy with an anodized surface, a sturdy structure, high hardness, rust resistance, and a long service life. It is precision-machined.
EASY TO USE: The marker is accurate, versatile, and easy to use. Simply find the hole corresponding to the scale, insert the pen into the hole, and draw the desired line.
AUXILIARY LAYOUT: The auxiliary layout tool, a T-shaped ruler with precise markings, can help you draw a perfect horizontal line by sliding the ruler along the edge of your workpiece.
PORTABLE DESIGN: This portable hole ruler is twist-resistant and durable.
Simple structure, simple operation, high precision, and a wide range of applications. APPLICATION: The product size is 79x58x9mm / 3.11x2.28x0.35in. This auxiliary marking tool is perfectly suited for carpenters and DIY enthusiasts.Features
- BrandWOIYIC
- Length7.9 cm
- MaterialAluminium
- ColourRed
- Width5.8 cm
- ManoMano ReferenceME96634734
- MMID566560998135
- Product codeMM-UK-ZN04171
- EAN8901573560286
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