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Estes Rockets 2228 - Ultimate™ Tube Marking Guide

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EST2228
UPC:
47776022287
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Description

  • Gets it straight, every time
  • Allows for accurate and consistent fin placement
  • Works will all Estes body tubes

A heavy-duty, 18 in. long precision plastic marking tool that makes drawing accurate fin or launch lug lines the length of any size body tube a breeze!

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Store Location:
P# 148 / Aisle 1A

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