Heavy-Duty Ratchet-Lock Utility Knife with 7" Heavy Duty Scissors (L-2/SCS-2) Handle Type_Specialty OLFA cutting mat is a Style:RM-12S

Name: Heavy-Duty Ratchet-Lock Utility Knife with 7" Heavy Duty Scissors (L-2/SCS-2) Handle Type_Specialty OLFA cutting mat is a Style:RM-12S
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 4621415342
Price: 44.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8874 (22 reviews)

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Description

Heavy Duty Ratchet Lock Utility Knife with 7" Heavy Duty Scissors (L 2 SCS 2) Handle Type_Specialty OLFA cutting mat is a Style:RM 12S OLFA cutting mat is a double sided mat that is solid green on one side for general cutting and features white grid lines on the other for more detailed cutting The other half of the rotary blade remains guarded for safety BLADE CHANGE INSTRUCTIONS Stainless steel rivet for strength

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