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Those appear to be latex gloves which do well in certain situations. They differ greatly compared to nitrile, however (in terms of...

I can't imagine being that frugal to think of re-using a nitrile glove after sweat soaking it.

A 1/4 nap 6" wide roller is good if you're ok with a little orange peel. Slap it on with the roller, then brush the transitions of the...

Well, I agree with txvwnut. And I think you have determined which flooring vendor to never call again.

It's just 5-7 mil of nitrile rubber. Not a lot you're going to do to toughen them up. :dunno: I'm six ft, about 270 lbs and wear a 3X...

I agree with "djbmw" I first started using them after I purchased them from Costco but now, I get them from amazon, Costco became a hit...

Medicom Vulcan General-Purpose Nitrile Gloves  from Costco are what I swear by. They hold up very well and are innexpensive.

A 10" blade will get you to 3.3" of depth and a 4.5" blade will get almost to 1.5" of depth. I didnt know how deep your floor was...

Generally power connectors (like USB-C) will have legs that are soldered into board thru-holes. This provides the rigidity needed to...

I've only ever used a two part potting epoxy. Generally you want it quite liquid to fully encapsulate the compoments without trapping...

I bought this one off Amazon a few years ago for $99. Not a pilot arc. Works fine, dual voltage, and consumables are dirt cheap. It's...

Ha! But... technicaly, if all else is equal, you would have more available power. If your home AC is feeding 220v to the machine at...

Nice! If possible, wire up a 220v outlet to run it, if you're cutting anything thicker than sheet steel. Its a good little plasma cutter...

I went ahead and ordered this one, 192.09 after tax. I would have spent 30.00 in gas to go pick up the used one