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Porter Cable 860018 Hinge Butt Door Jamb Measurement Gauge (3-1/2 Inch)

SKU: portercable-860018 Model: 860018
$41.99
Porter Cable 860018 Hinge Butt Door Jamb Measurement Gauge (3-1/2 Inch)

Porter Cable 860018 Hinge Butt Door Jamb Measurement Gauge (3-1/2 Inch)

SKU: portercable-860018 Model: 860018
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$41.99

Porter Cable 3-1/2" Hinge Butt Door Jamb Measurement Gauge is helpful when replacing a door or for use with the Hinge Butt Template Kit. (860018)

Availability: Only 7 left in stock!

Availability: Only 7 left in stock!

Porter Cable 3-1/2" Hinge Butt Door Jamb Measurement Gauge is helpful when replacing a door or for use with the Hinge Butt Template Kit. (860018)

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Hinge Butt Door Jamb Measurement Gauge (3-1/2 Inch)

Porter Cable's Door Jamb Measurement Gauge transfers measurements from the jamb to the door when replacing or rehanging doors. It's also great for adjusting measurements based on the thickness of weatherstripping. An excellent accessory for use with Porter Cables Hinge Butt Template Kit (860018).

  • Transfer measurements from the jamb to the door when replacing a door in jamb which has already been mortised
  • Allows for the thickness of weatherstripping
  • An excellent accessory for use with the Porter-Cable 59381 Hinge Butt Template Kit
  • Includes one gauge

In The Box

  • Four (4) 3-1/2" Door Jamb Measurement Gauges

Product Specifications

SKU
portercable-860018
Model
860018
Brand
Porter Cable
Shipping Weight
1.5 lb
Condition
New
Manufacturer's Warranty
Product Defects Only
Return Policy
Unopened Only, 30 Days
Package Type
Individual
Addl Specs
  • Length: 3-1/2 inches
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