Rockler Centre Offset Marking Tool - 7-Way

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Rockler Centre Offset Marking Tool - 7-Way

Name: Rockler Centre Offset Marking Tool - 7-Way
Brand: Rockler
SKU: 10000175
Price: 11.57 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

£11 .57 excl. VAT £13.88 incl. VAT

RocklerSKU: 10000175

Fits standard wooden pencils. Centre hole holds pencil in perfectly centred position, and notches for offset marking allow scribing of off-centre lines, or lines near the edge of large panels. Offset notches account for the tip width of a sharpened pencil for an accurately scribed line. Integral magnet allows easy storage on ferrous metal surfaces. Offsets: 1.5mm, 3.1mm, 4.7mm, 6.3mm, 7.9mm, 9.5mm and 12.7mm (1/16\", 1/8\", 3/16\", 1/4\", 5/16\", 3/8\", 7/16\" and 1/2\").Fits standard wooden pencilsCentre hole holds pencil in perfectly centred positionNotches for offset marking or lines near the edge of large panelsOffset notches account for the tip width of a sharpened pencilIntegral magnet for easy storage on ferrous metal surfaces

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Fits standard wooden pencils. Centre hole holds pencil in perfectly centred position, and notches for offset marking allow scribing of off-centre lines, or lines near the edge of large panels. Offset notches account for the tip width of a sharpened pencil for an accurately scribed line. Integral magnet allows easy storage on ferrous metal surfaces. Offsets: 1.5mm, 3.1mm, 4.7mm, 6.3mm, 7.9mm, 9.5mm and 12.7mm (1/16\", 1/8\", 3/16\", 1/4\", 5/16\", 3/8\", 7/16\" and 1/2\").

Fits standard wooden pencils

Centre hole holds pencil in perfectly centred position

Notches for offset marking or lines near the edge of large panels

Offset notches account for the tip width of a sharpened pencil

Integral magnet for easy storage on ferrous metal surfaces