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Wednesday, August 13, 2014
Blow Gun W/Tip Straight
Monday, March 3, 2014
Grex GXPS-475 Private Stock Primary Color Set
- Private Stock is a revolutionary and evolutionary paint system - made from a blend of acrylics designed and formulated for performance to give you full control on every surface imaginable
- Private Stock can be used on all materials, ranging from illustration boards to textiles, wood, leather, glass, metals and plastics that include HDPE, PVC, PET, LEXAN and Polycarbonate.
- Private Stock water-based, non-toxic and conforms to ASTM D4236 compliance standards.
- All colors are extremely light fast representing the highest ratings without requiring health or precautionary labeling, which makes them more fade resistant - ideal for many outdoor applications like custom painting, textiles etc
- Private Stock is precision manufactured for accurate and repeatable mixing of an infinite color spectrum
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THis is by far the best acrylic paint I have airbrushed or used with pinstripe brush. Was told it was the best,it is.Read Best Reviews of Grex GXPS-475 Private Stock Primary Color Set Here
It's a very nice product, it came in just in time for my airbrush class, I as very impressed with the how expedient they were about getting the paints to me. And they were very affordable.Saturday, January 11, 2014
Stanley Bostitch LHF97125-2 Floor Runner Laminated Hardwood Flooring Stapler for 1/4-inch to 1/2-inc
- Laminated hardwood pneumatic flooring stapler for 1/4-inch to 1/2-inch flooring
- Tool-free adjustable base; ultra-quiet rear exhaust
- Magnesium housing for extreme durability; molded rubber grip
- Tapping block-included
- 10.13 by 8.25 by 3-inches; 2-1/2-pounds; 7-year limited warranty
The stapler worked flawlesly for over 7500 staples. Back in box and looks new. I take of the tools and don't use pneumatic staplers as a general purpose hammer or bottle opener.
Minor complaint: has no 'empty' indicator. Ran out once or twice and had to go back over last plank to find last staple point. Get in the habit of checking the magazine.
Very light, easy to use. Size and weight of stapler was one reason I used engineered instead of solid wood in this application (second floor bedrooms, 2 5/8" plywood sheets as subfloor, so did not need any increased stiffness from hardwood floor, such as 3/4 solid may provide.)
With some care, you can start using the stapler from the second course outwards, which is very nice, esp in closets.If looking for an accurate and time saving tool this is the way to go. No wiping away messy glue just set the Floor Runner to the proper height of your laminate floor and run with it. The angle of the staples push the seems together for a good tight fit leaving no gaps.It will staple engineered flooring down but be prepared for more than a few bent and twisted staples. Unless you apply heavy pressure against the flooring the bent staples will damage the edge and you will need to remove it. Perhaps I have a lemon and you will have better luck than I did. Hope it works better for you than it did for me. Update, the stapler failed before I finished the job and I ended up buying a regular staple gun which strangely worked better once I honed my method.Recently purchased this product to lay down enginered flooring. It is definately worth the cost as it makes a challenging job a lot easier. The main obsticle I had was finding the correct staples locally. I actually found them in Home Depot in their tool rental area. My local Home Depot rents this same model out (if you can get it) which always gives me some confidence in its sturdiness.
If your going to lay engineered flooring ... get this product.
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Hitachi 23 NP35A Gauge Micro Pin Nailer
- Large fastener capacity for fewer reloads and less downtime
- Dual trigger for safe and accurate placement of fasteners
- Rear exhaust directs oil and debris away from the work surface
- Reload Indicator for easy visual recognition of low nail quantities to avoid dry firing
- Depth adjustment for flush drives into a variety of surfaces
- Comes with a 5-year limited warranty
This Hitachi NP35A is my first micro pinner, although I do own and use a few larger pneumatic tools (15 gauge nailer, 18 gauge nailer, 2 staplers). I typically prefer to use screws rather than nails, but there are occasions when the unique attributes of a power driver nail outweighs it's many disadvantages.
Here are my first impressions of the Hitachi NP35A 23 Gauge Nailer.
Pros:
o compact, lightweight, and comfortable to hold.
o high quality product, for example magazine slides in and out with smooth precision.
o trigger is comfortable, double trigger is relatively easy to get used to.
o the soft nose tip leaves no mark whatsoever on even soft woods.
o very quiet, pleasant to use (no hearing protection needed with this little guy).
o easy side loading of pins, and automatically adjusts to different pin sizes.
o using the soft tip, appropriate air pressure, and good technique, pins are driven to a perfect depth just below the surface (the depth is adjustable via the use of a hex wrench on the nose piece).
o surprising nice blow molded plastic case.
o an easy to see bright orange "low pin indicator" (of course, it doesn't work if one is not paying attention and doesn't look at it ... just one of my many faults I'm afraid....)
o although the minimum specified pin length is 5/8", I was able to use the 3/8" pins without a problem (this is quite a good thing, for my projects).
o made in Taiwan (often a significant step up in quality compared to China made goods).
Cons:
o the manual has a few typos (e.g. "all crews must be tightened..."), and it is bloated with the usual tedious and uninformative safety stuff (dictated by lawyers, presumably), but really, you can probably see that I'm nit-picking here.
Notes:
I have tested this product primarily with Western Fir (actually harder than many "hard woods"), and a sample piece of 100 year old clear white oak (recovered from a badly broken desk). As long as one presses the tip firmly to the wood all pins are driven flush, although one does have to crank up the air pressure a bit for longer pins and harder wood.
I used Grex 23 gauge pins (since they come in a convenient multi-size package, available here on amazon for about ten dollars).
The longest pin length I tried was 1". This gun is specified to be able to handle 1-3/8, and I do not doubt that it will, but for now I can't see myself needing or wanting to drive these incredibly tiny, thin little needles into anything that would require longer lengths. However I know that many people do use much longer pins. Perhaps as I become more comfortable and experienced with this tool I too will join the super-sized crowd.
As you probably know, these pins are much smaller than 18 gauge brads, and much less noticeable. However, they are not invisible, especially in lighter woods. Nonetheless, they are much less visually distracting than their 18 gauge cousins. Also, if you build small things (say drawer inserts using 3/16" thick dividers) an 18 gauge brad is simply too big it would split the wood whereas a 23 gauge pin works very nicely (along with a bit of glue).
Hope this information is helpful to you.
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Had purchased a pin nailer from HF about 7 months ago and now finishing up a trim job on kitchen cabinets it decided to quit accepting 1 inch pin nails. Ran a search on Amazon and found this one. I have 2 other Hitachi nailers, so I ordered this for overnite delivery (Amazon Prime). Used it today and absolutely no problems. Its light, accurate and the nose pad protects the work piece. You do have to adjust the depth when using the nose pad. Adjustment is quick and easy. Hitachi makes some questionable quality items, but I have found their nail guns to be of a high caliber. If you need a high quality pin nailer, this is it.11/4/2010
UPDATE:I guess I spoke too soon !! All of a sudden it started to jam. Tried various manufacturers pin nails and they all jam frequently. A real shame!! Gonna have to return it.
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I bought this gun when my 5 year old Porter Cable gun gave up. What this gun does that the PC didn't is shoot 1 3/8" nails and set them below the surface in hardwoods. The PC was/is a good gun, but I feel this gun is better. It shoots bigger nails and costs less. As long as I get at the least the same amount of use from it as my PC, I'll be a happy woodworker.This little gun is awesome to use. It is well designed, fits in your hand well, is quiet and comes with tool oil, glasses, and 2 tips!! This gun is very easy to use. I have no complaints with it. I have other Hitachi tools and find their quality to be top notch. It is amazing that nails this skinny could be used without the nails bending, but it works without failure. The nails are so small that the holes are unnoticeable, and the 2 included tips are awesome. I can't imagine using a gun like this on your fine projects without using a tip. Others are more expensive, but this little wonder does the trick. Buy this gun, you will be very impressed and satisfied, like me.I was so glad to get my micro pin nailer in the mail. It did let me down however. This nailer would consistently drive the nail too shallow despite trying to adjust the depth. I had to take off several moldings and trim pieces due to the remaining nails sticking out about 1/4 of an inch. I do not think this device was made to drive nails in that are greater than 1 inch despite what the manufacturers details may tell you. The product is made to drive fasteners up to 1 and 3/8" but in my experience this was not the case. I will return the product and save my money for the Grex micro pinner.Thursday, October 17, 2013
4 Pack of Anti Vibration Pads 6" x 6" x 7/8" Rubber/Cork Vibration isolation pads
- 4 pack of Anti Vibration pads Rubber & Cork 6" x 6" x 7/8" 50 PSI max load
- FREE SHIPPING
- Applications are endless.... Air Compressors, HVAC, Stereo Equipment, Treadmills etc etc
- Designed for Indoor applications
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I bought to reduce the vibration of my scrollsaw. I have the scrollsaw on the second floor of an apartment building. So far no complaints from the floor below me.Came just as advertised. The rubber is more of a hard rubber than soft and the cork is very dense and hard. I used Isolate It (sorbathane) to put on top of it.Want 4 Pack of Anti Vibration Pads 6" x 6" x 7/8" Rubber/Cork Vibration isolation pads Discount?
I purchased these for use under the legs of a 80 gallon upright air compressor. You can't seem to fine them anywhere around and all the manufactures want you to use them? This set is the right size to fit under mine and I think most upright compressors. They quiet it down alot and help eliminate the vibration it makes (made). Try to find them cheaper, I couldn't!
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