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23" Add-On Layout Blocks

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23 Add-On Layout Blocks
23" Add-On Layout Blocks by Morton Glass Works
$26.95 USD
Item# 7149   In Stock
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Product Features

  • Holds glass pieces tight to keep panels straight
  • Longer for working with larger stained glass panels
  • Includes two 23" blocks plus push pins
  • Push pins insert easily into Homasote board
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Product Description

Layout Blocks Hold Projects Secure
Use this Delphi favorite to build your next panel straight and square.  Use these aluminum blocks and push pins to create a custom sized square for any project. Extra 3", 6", 12" and 17" add-on blocks allow you to handle virtually any size panel.

Includes two 23" blocks plus sturdy metal push pins.

Delphi Tip: Assemble Layout Blocks on Homasote Board (item #5176 sold separately)

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Other Thoughts : Use them over and over again, great product and very sturdy
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