3-Inch Tool with Handle
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Description
A heavy-duty pounding or tamping tool, dimensioned strictly to a 3-inch diameter base and a 1-inch diameter grip.
Dimensions to Check
- Base Profile: 3.0" OD x 2.0" Height
- Grip Profile: 1.0" OD x 3.0" Height
- Hanger Hole: 0.375" (3/8") through-bore centered 0.5" from the top of the handle.
Prints flat on the base. Requires no supports.
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