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Grizzly H7665 21° Framing Nailer
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Black wallnut
- Published: 01-01-1970, 12:00 AM
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Grizzly H7665 21° Framing Nailer
Since I was in need of a framing nailer for a small project I searched out value priced tools. http://www.bt3central.com/showthread.php?t=28648 After mulling over the options I settled on the Grizzly H7665, $99.95 plus tax and shipping the package arrived at my doorstep on the projected date via UPS. I first read the small short owner's manual, replaced the air inlet to fit the long Lincoln that all my other air tools use. I then followed the directions on testing the nailer. At the manufacturing... -
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Triton Respirator
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Created by:
leehljp
- Published: 01-01-1970, 12:00 AM
- 6 comments
Triton Respirator
The Triton Respirator is a whole head respirator that will benefit many people with dust and fume allergies and who work with dangerous fumes on occasion. I am not a professional and I don't think this is geared for the professional daily user. It should work great for most home and home shop users. WHAT I LIKED AND NOTICED IMMEDIATELY: 1. FIT: It adjusts well and fits well. The face mask opens easily and stays up when open and stays shut when closed. I have not had fumes or dust leak in so fa... -
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3M Prograde Precision flexible sanding sheets
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Created by:
sailor55330
- Published: 01-01-1970, 12:00 AM
- 4 comments
3M Prograde Precision flexible sanding sheets
I gave this a shot from a local retailer the other day
http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3...293390692&rt=d. The product itself seems very well made. The abrasive is tight to the backing and shows no sign of flaking off as others do. I used 320 and found it to cut very well. I would actually say the 320 cut better than the red Diablo 220g from the BORG. The actual back... -
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