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Draper 45238 Beech Wood Mitre Box

Beech wood Mitre Box - Two 45° guides - One 90° guides - Guides on both edges

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Tags Mitre Box Guides on both edges
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Brand Draper

Draper is a brand that specializes in making high-quality tools and equipment for both professionals and homeowners. The company has a rich history dating back to the early 1800s, and today it continues to produce some of the best tools in the industry.
MPN Draper 45238
ID 21350337
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