Wilton Tools 404-6 6 Inch Width Work Vise Bench Clamping Tool Copper Jaw Caps functional trainer electronic walk assistance Color:Cyberspace

Name: Wilton Tools 404-6 6 Inch Width Work Vise Bench Clamping Tool Copper Jaw Caps functional trainer electronic walk assistance Color:Cyberspace
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 34550027397
Price: 124.99 USD
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Wilton Tools 404 6 6 Inch Width Work Vise Bench Clamping Tool Copper Jaw Caps functional trainer electronic walk assistance Color:Cyberspace electronic walk assistance Original one piece boxed bottom design offers the maximum in space and strength This set includes (2) 100 percent copper constructed 6 inch jaw caps Can be used for permanent or temporary work holding

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