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Permatex Ultra Slick is petroleum based, according to their SDS: Super Lube is neither silicone nor petroleum, according to an old SDS (they've removed all ingredients on newer ones): Seems the primary ingredient is a viscous synthetic oil called polydecene. Looks like it's actually a...

Got a pair of these in the commercial bakery. They're total beasts that are very tough to slow down. They dealt with kneading bread dough for hours a day with flying colors, though they did get uncomfortably hot in the process. Eventually upgraded to an A-200T. Now that thing will rip your...

I use Superlube in the 4 mixers I service in a commercial bakery. Works great, NSF H-1 certified (aka safe for incidental food contact aka food safe).

~650 replies and rising. :shocking: Good luck everyone!

Could you post a picture of the updated dies side-by-side with the old ones? I'm thinking about the same set and i'd like to get the updated version if I can to avoid the hassle you had to go through. Thanks!

Spotted this yesterday at an Oregon Costco. Great deal on some USA made wire, if you're in the market.

That'd be a year old post there, chief. :headscrat

Picked this up last year. Good cord. Made in China (couldn't expect more for that price, though).

Nice job. Always good to see old tools being put back to work. Have you tried the axe hanging technique for pressing the head into the handle? Works great when i've used it.

Yep. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00N2GY3AC/?tag=atomicindus08-20

This is by far the cheapest this vise has been listed for on Amazon. See 3camels history here: http://camelcamelcamel.com/Yost-Heavy-Duty-Multi-Jaw-Combination-360-Degree/product/B00CBL62HQ This is their ductile iron 60k psi version. It also has floating pipe jaws, rather than cast or rigidly...

One, for now. But look here: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=307020

Those Pilot Point bits are for wood or mild steel. You need to get a drill bit specifically designed to bore into concrete.

If you're just looking for a basic soldering station -- essentially the pencil iron and a variable temp controller -- then that HAKKO one is near top-of-the-line without going into the ultra high end. For a cheaper option of the same there's the $30 Aoyue station. IMHO it's a better option for...

On topic: looking to buy the last Irwin/NWS long nose pliers that's been calling my name for a while. With coupon it should be around $20, not a bad deal.