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The Handy Wedge - Set Of 2

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The Handy Wedge - Set of 2

The Handy Wedge - Set Of 2 by Creator's

$27.95 USD
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Makes 3-D Bevel Assembly Easy
Perfect when soldering suncatchers, boxes and panel lamps. Foam wedges are heat, flux and slip resistant. Wedges are made of a soft, pliable material. Measures 5-1/4" long, 2- 5/8" high, and 2-7/8" wide. Set of two.

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Pros : Made in the US
Cons : Not enough weight
Other Thoughts : They are incredibly light and will require wedging them against something else to stay in place (wedging a "wedge"....). I thought because of the steep price they would be heavier and more substantial.
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