Midwest Tool MW-P6716AS Power Cutter® Deep Serrated Long-cut Aviation Snip.Made in U.S.A. Occidental Leather 5005 Belt Liner

Name: Midwest Tool MW-P6716AS Power Cutter® Deep Serrated Long-cut Aviation Snip.Made in U.S.A. Occidental Leather 5005 Belt Liner
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 48605489102
Price: 32.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2646 (14 reviews)

SKU 48605489102 ★ 4.3

EUR32.00 EUR68.00

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Midwest Tool MW P6716AS Power Cutter® Deep Serrated Long cut Aviation Snip.Made in U.S.A. Occidental Leather 5005 Belt Liner Occidental Leather 5005 Belt Liner with SheepskinDesigned to relieve you from the cutting edges and circulation problems associated with safety and tool belts Baby spud is convenient and handy size (10 Inch total length) with a continuous taper handle (8 Inch) for alignment of bolt and rivet holes Use in either hand Wide blade opening and six deep serrations per inch to bottom blade for secure grip of soft materials such as rubber

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