ThruCut™ RUBBER BLADE PROTECTOR FOR CONNECTING BARS

SPEARONS LTD

£12.99

Key Features Anti-vibration protection Allows flexible blade depth setting Easily replaceable Protects your blade and sawhorse when cutting Can be cut to your required length Description The SPEARONS ThruCut™ RUBBER BLADE PROTECTOR fits directly into the ThruCut™ CONNECTING BARS acting as a sacrificial layer of protection to allow you to set your blade below the material height. It's anti-vibration design allows ease of cutting without the awkwardness that's found with the standard Sawhorse Trestle. The SPEARONS ThruCut™ RUBBER BLADE PROTECTOR slide directly into the ThruCut™ CONNECTING BARS b

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