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^ correct. "spontaneous combustion" Having suffered second-degree burns over large areas of my body twice in this lifetime, my apprehension about fire should be understandable. I don't take chances if it involves potential of fire. Sometimes I'll drape a BLO-soaked rag over the top of the fence...

Maybe they took two weeks off! Who knows? I wouldn't expect them to respond on a weekend for sure. But the Fourth is a big deal for a lot of people, and summer is generally when people go on vacation.

Hello there Caleb! is there by chance a patent number stamped on the unit or anywhere in the literature?

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1887781955/film-storage-box-metal-8mm-film-storage slightly different, but I believe @cvairwerks is on the right track there

^ Does that model also have the plastic sleeve around the handle so your hand doesn't get frozen?

Thus far - as far as I know - they've been stellar. Particularly here with GJ members. Maybe they closed for a week for Fourth of July.

^ When my buddy put a socket on a bolt on a tracked excavator with his 3/4" drive breaker bar, he had to ask the vehicle owner where the pipe was. The only pipe the guy had was some two-inch water pipe - in 20 foot lengths. "Perfect!" my buddy said. He said he had to jump off the rig onto the...

Sure. Plastic tubing cutters for plastic tubing. Maybe they could try some plastic cutting wheels. GAH! Every time we see yet another rant thread about yet another newly-offshored Klein tool, it seems they slide down the ladder another rung. I guess this is the way of things if in order to stay...

"Machine screws" are fairly soft. Drywall screws - not so much.

I wish I had 25 feet. I can only go 8 feet out or I'm on the lawn.

Okay, fair enough Let me put it another way then: If half of the users treat their tools like I do mine, that thing is not going to withstand being tossed six feet into a tool box, which is usually how I put tools away when I carry them back into the garage. Some stuff goes in drawers, some...

Yes. Correct. The piece that broke appears to be made of plastic. It is the piece which holds the "debur" tool. And HERE is why it is exactly the wrong material to use: ^ That's it right there. And what does @Beerhippie do with that cutter when the job's done? Does he very carefully lay it...

I don't even put paper towels I've used with Gumout, Brake Cleaner, BLO, paint thinner or any other chemical into the trash can. They're tossed on a strip of crushed gravel 8 feet off the corner of the house. I just leave them there on the ground until trash day, then pick them up, put them in...

WTF? What are they thinking? What professional tradesman is going to use a plastic tubing cutter? Are they kidding?

Okay, I'm confused. Who was the manufacturer? Trimont Manufacturing of Roxbury, Massachusetts? or? :unsure:

Lang manufactured those ratcheting box wrenches for hundreds (if not thousands) of companies. Many of them private labeled. I've seen them on ebay with all manner of "brands" on them. (Lots of electrical supply houses did private label.) I'd posit Lang just set the dies up to include as much...

Subject: Jawco, Eklind Date: 2026-07-10 3:08 pm From: Nelson Bowers To: four.cycle Jawco is out of business. I bought out all their file sets #158, 4pc. I have them listed on our site and ebay. Far better machined files vs cold formed that everyone else makes. These are the last on...

in an email received earlier today from Nelson Bowers: Jawco is out of business. I bought out all their file sets #158, 4pc. I have them listed on our site and ebay. Far better machined files vs cold formed that everyone else makes. These are the last on the market. A few other items available...