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63° Wedge Plate (9 parts)

The 63° angle is the result of cutting off a section with a 1:2 ratio.

63° Wedge Plate (9 parts)
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Part Name(Part Number)
Overall
Rank
# Pieces(Rank)
# Sets(Rank)
# Colors(Rank)
Years
Produced
63° 2×2 Wedge Plate, Left24299
238
2173310
673276
32126
2016-202510 years
63° 2×2 Wedge Plate, Right24307
243
2106314
688271
32127
2016-202510 years
63° 2×4 Wedge Plate, Left65429
636
447817
172820
24267
2020-20256 years
63° 2×4 Wedge Plate, Right65426
630
462805
168832
25249
2020-20256 years
63° 4×6 Wedge Plate, Left48208
963
2771043
881226
14678
2019-20257 years
63° 4×6 Wedge Plate, Right48205
944
2721053
911198
15607
2019-20257 years
63° 2×4 Double Wedge Plate51739
210
2617265
990178
23278
2005-202521 years
63° 4×6 Double Wedge Plate32059
496
583699
352503
23290
1999-202527 years
63° 4×6 Double Wedge Plate w/ Cutout47407
1114
1491422
841259
15622
2004-202522 years

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