CLC Custom Leathercraft 5605 Professional Carpenters Combo Tool Belt, Black, 18 Pocket Pipe Fittings & Pipes Head weight 1250g (3 lbs)

Name: CLC Custom Leathercraft 5605 Professional Carpenters Combo Tool Belt, Black, 18 Pocket Pipe Fittings & Pipes Head weight 1250g (3 lbs)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 92356808392
Price: 104.87 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7173 (25 reviews)

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SKU 92356808392

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Description

CLC Custom Leathercraft 5605 Professional Carpenters Combo Tool Belt, Black, 18 Pocket Pipe Fittings & Pipes Head weight 1250g (3 lbs) Head weight 1250g (3 lbs) Includes Manufacturer Inspection Certificate traceable to NIST easy carrying and storage of apron without spilling contents double tongue roller buckle belt and 18 pockets with ample room for your favorite nails and tools

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