Ladyfoot Pry Bar, 12", 7/16" Stock, Right Angle Chisel/Straight Tapered Point ORS NASCO Excellent durability|Six inch metal barrel
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Description
Ladyfoot Pry Bar, 12", 7 16" Stock, Right Angle Chisel Straight Tapered Point ORS NASCO Excellent durability Six inch metal barrel Excellent durability Six inch metal barrel permanent marker is leak proof with a seamless metal body Heavy duty chisel felt tip with anchored nib construction Marks on wood has a nice thick edge for easier more accurate marking and helps keep your soapstone from slipping 36" tape measure printed on the medium & large Wizard limits the need for an extra tape measure Circumference & Quartering scale printed on every wrap limits the need for calculation Packaged in a durable while the pointed end is used for alignment The solid forged head is specially designed for ultimate strength when prying A black oxide finish covers the tool for rust prevention Various sizes are offered The Ladyfoot Pry Bar features a rocking head that allows the operator to pry in tight spaces
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