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Lead And Glass Stop Blocks

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Lead And Glass Stop Blocks
$7.95 USD
Item# 63902   In Stock
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Product Features

  • Designed to work with horse shoe nails - the blocks fit snugly to the edges of glass
  • 25 stop blocks per pack
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Product Description

If you like lead projects, but hate trying to keep your project in line, you'll love these stop blocks! Designed to work with horse shoe nails, the blocks fit snugly to the edges of glass to keep your project from shifting when you're working on it. This ingenious tool is from Aanraku, and is made from high strength polymer material to ensure a long life. 25/pack. Horseshoe nails are not included.

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Pros : I previously used came and scrap glass for fixturing projects. Now I’m not wasting time and came by cutting came blocks. Also, their color makes them very visible - less time searching the work table for components.
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Pros : They are great stops and work great for large projects!
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Pros : These really made a difference from anything else I have used.
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