SX026 Window Marking & Cutting Jig

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£3.49

Marking out window tabs and slots on brick papers using a ruler or by hand can be a bit of a laborious task, but not any more. The SX026 Window Marking Cutting Jig makes light work of the task. Simply use a fine tipped pen or propelling pencil to mark your window reveal centre line. Then use the sill line 45º slots to mark out the window tabs as required. Or for the more experienced builder, use the jig to make cuts directly to your brick papers wraps using a sharp craft knife. Makes marking out window tabs on brick stone papers a quick easy task Use with a fine-line pen or propelling pencil,

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SX026 Window Marking & Cutting Jig

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