Sears has never failed to exchange broken tools for me. Last year I
exchanged a 6mm Allen wrench socket because the bit would keep falling
out. I exchanged a 1/4" u-joint because it let the socket fall off if
it bumped into something on it's way to the bolt head. They exchanged
my 25 year old snap
>> hit the tank with the battery charger in a wading pool.
> And what will that do?
Electrochemically remove all the rust. See:
http://userweb.windwireless.net/~jimc/genset.html
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"Jim Cathey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> hit the tank with the battery charger in a wading pool.
And what will that do?
Allan
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> Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT: sandblasting, and Sears is the new Harbor
>Freight
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> Tom Hargrave wrote:
>> Sears has sold products
Some of the HF tools are better quality than the Snears ones were 30 years ago
For example: I have Pittsburgh combination wrenches that are better
made and have thinner box walls than my Crapsman metric wrenches I
bought in 1972. I always theorized that snears specified them with
thick box wa
Tom Hargrave wrote:
> Sears has sold products that were made overseas for a lot longer than you
> realize.
The hand tools, or at least most of the hand tools, are still made in USA, but
the set I bought last year are not made to the same standard as the ones my dad
bought in the 50's and 60's. T
> Tried scraping, wire brushing, naval jelly, and methylene chloride
> paint stripper. Nothing worked very well IMO.
I've always had very good luck with a power wire brush.
You can use that to blast off the paint and the big chunks,
then hit the tank with the battery charger in a wading pool.
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On Mon, 28 Jul 2008 21:59:38 -0400 Allan Streib <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> So I saw this sandplaster for $25 and thought "that's cheaper than
> buying more paint stripper" so I decided to give it a try. Seems to
> work very well, though the play sand I'm tried using is too wet right
> now. Sho
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Subject: [MBZ] OT: sandblasting, and Sears is the new Harbor Freight
Picked up a "Craftsman" sandblasting kit at Sears. Made in China. I
use the quotes because certainly this would not have qualified for the
Craftsman name 20 years ago. Maybe not even 10 years ago.
Anyway -- I&#
Picked up a "Craftsman" sandblasting kit at Sears. Made in China. I
use the quotes because certainly this would not have qualified for the
Craftsman name 20 years ago. Maybe not even 10 years ago.
Anyway -- I'm trying to rejuvinate a rusty gas tank. The interior is
good. The exterior is rusty
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