Total TETWM031 2~70% Wood Moisture Meter – Digital Humidity Tester for Lumber, Timber & Woodworking Tramping rammers Safe Induction Operation – No

Name: Total TETWM031 2~70% Wood Moisture Meter – Digital Humidity Tester for Lumber, Timber & Woodworking Tramping rammers Safe Induction Operation – No
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 75053192780
Price: 2499.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7164 (29 reviews)

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Total TETWM031 2~70% Wood Moisture Meter – Digital Humidity Tester for Lumber, Timber & Woodworking Tramping rammers Safe Induction Operation – No Safe Induction Operation – No open flames True Micro cut size: 3mm x 9mm (anything above 4mm wide is NOT micro cut) Battery Powered – Energy efficient operation with long lasting battery life Timber & Woodworking

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