toolman0217
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- Joined
- Jun 11, 2011
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Looks like you got the last Snap On WWII 3/8" extension. I recieved a refund from my order for it and the Tekton 6-in-1 screwdriver. I don't really need either one and have multiple screwdrivers already. Glad to support HJE again.Some great leather, and my new favorite spatula. Very happy again. I screwed up my shipping method when I ordered and they fixed it for me amongst the chaos of all the Epstein’s day orders. . I need to send them some money. Can’t wait to see their new liquidation offering. I can’t imagine one bigger than their WWIIish one. So excited.
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Finally! Just what I need to carve the triceratops! Triceratops tips (triceratips) are the best...IYKYK...Runs a little over 9 minutes.
Ive been using this same Dexter turner for my cast iron for ages, and the cook surfaces are GLASSY. I personally attribute a good cast-iron seasoning more to using the correct turner (while cooking) than to any special seasoning or washing techniques. I personally put zero effort into seasonings, have no high temp oils, and use soap fairly liberally in the washing process - all I have is that turner.Some great leather, and my new favorite spatula. Very happy again. I screwed up my shipping method when I ordered and they fixed it for me amongst the chaos of all the Epstein’s day orders. . I need to send them some money. Can’t wait to see their new liquidation offering. I can’t imagine one bigger than their WWIIish one. So excited.
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A large compressor driven underwater reciprocating saw?Runs a little over 9 minutes.
Ive been using this same Dexter turner for my cast iron for ages, and the cook surfaces are GLASSY. I personally attribute a good cast-iron seasoning more to using the correct turner (while cooking) than to any special seasoning or washing techniques. I personally put zero effort into seasonings, have no high temp oils, and use soap fairly liberally in the washing process - all I have is that turner.
I regret not getting the 250th anniversary HJE pliers. Wondering if it would be rude to add them...
I'm noticing a lot of the 250th Anniversary pliers in these pictures.
Interesting to know how many sets were ordered in total.
@jsackin
I'm pretty sure that his initial order was for 500 and the second order was also 500. If I remember right, about half of the second order is sold.In one of the videos, I think he said he sold enough to have to get a second run. I think he gave a number per run, but I don't remember what that was (maybe 250+?).
Mike
Yep, I believe that is correct as wellI'm pretty sure that his initial order was for 500 and the second order was also 500. If I remember right, about half of the second order is sold.

I remember him talking about them in one of the videos.In one of the videos, I think he said he sold enough to have to get a second run. I think he gave a number per run, but I don't remember what that was (maybe 250+?).
Mike
Current in stock inventory on the website is 118. So if that is what's left out of 2 orders (1000 total) that's pretty damn awesome.I'm pretty sure that his initial order was for 500 and the second order was also 500. If I remember right, about half of the second order is sold.
I made a completely separate order just to get a pair.I like the handles and if you can make use of them put in another order... I haven't need to use them yet and I haven't compared them to my channel locks yet... But they seem like they're a lot of plier for the money. Did I mention I like the handles?