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29. Jul 2017
Genuine HP 15 ink cartridge, warranty barely expired
My own experience with HP 15 ink cartridges, is that they work years beyond their warranty expiration dates. On occasion I've had to resort to soaking the nozzle area in very warm water, or even using a little liquid glass cleaner to dissolve ink, but I don't recall ever having one fail to work.
29. Mai 2017
New HP78XL Cartridge in Unopened Factory Packaging
1 von 1 finden das hilfreich New HP78XL Cartridge in Unopened Factory Packaging. I like these cartridges that have expired warranties because they're more economical. I try to limit them to 3 years expired or so. If the ink doesn't want to come out of one or two nozzles, a soak in some warm water plus a little spray glass cleaner usually does the trick.
07. Sep 2016
Sierra Saw with extra blade.
1 von 1 finden das hilfreich These saws may look a little flimsy, and after many years of use the plastic handle may start to fracture in the pivot bolt or roll-pin areas, but they are one of the handiest saws I've ever used. They cut faster, with less effort than any other saw that I've used.
The blade design is unusual. The teeth are very long and unbelievably sharp... almost like razor blades. They have no "set", just as some Japanese wood saws don't. I think that the length of the teeth lets them deflect to the side slightly as they are cutting, so it acts like it has "set".
My 20-year-old Sierra saw that the plastic handle cracked at the thru-bolt was otherwise in good shape, so I used a Dremel tool with a cutoff wheel to make a lengthwise groove in the fractured area of the plastic handle, set a roughened piece of wire into the groove (as a strengthener) and applied "JB Weld" to the length of the groove. The repair hasn't failed in 2 years of occasional use.