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Swanson 100-Inch Cutting Guide List Price: $31.80 Sale Price: $21.28  |
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Constructed of high-grade anodized aluminum, this cutting guide is ideal for circular saws, saber saws, routers and utility knives. Swanson includes: (2) 50" cutting guides with joiner bar to expand to 100", (2) C-clamps and (4) thumb screws. The Swanson Cutting Guide gives you 100 inches of guide for added safety and control, and this tool can be used with a circular saw, sabre saw, router, or utility knife for expanded versatility. This product includes two 50-inch guides, two C-clamps, and two thumb screws; it is backed by a 1-year limited warranty |
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All in One Clamp A-50 50-Inch Grip Clamp Guide w/T-track List Price: $44.99 Sale Price: $30.00 |
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The All-In-One straight edge clamp is an obstruction free straight edge. The perfect woodworking combination clamp and edge guide. Instant and easily adjustable edge-to-edge clamping with low profile jaws that never get in the way. Built in T-Track on the top side of the clamp allows you to use a variety of accessories or shop made jigs. With the E. Emerson 50-Inch Grip Clamp Guide with T-track, you will experience a rugged, easy-to-use tool that helps you make clean, precise cuts without side shift. Commonly used as a guide with circular saws and routers, this versatile clamp comes with a convenient T-track, adding functionality for use with a variety of tools..caption {font-family: Verdana, Helvetica neue, Arial, serif;font-size: 10px;font-weight: bold;font-style: italic;}ul.indent {list-style: inside disc;text-indent: 20px;}table.callout {font-family: Verdana, Helvetica, Arial, serif;margin: 10px;width: 250;}td.callout3-c26 {height: 100 percent;background: url('http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/th/content_26/Q2_2009/c26-callout3.png') repeat-y;border-left: 0px solid #999999;border-right: 1px solid #999999;padding: 10px;width: 250px;}ul.callout {list-style: inside disc;text-indent: -12px;font-size: 12px;line-height: 1.5em;}h5.callout {text-align: center;}img.withlink {border:1px black solid;}a.nodecoration {text-decoration: none}The E. Emerson 50-Inch Grip Clamp Guide with T-track offers:A click lock sliding jaw and a scale ruler for precision Zytel nylon components for durabilityCompatibility with routers, table saws, drill presses, and shop jigsAdjust the click lock sliding jaw with a few simple steps. View Video Demo.The grip clamp offers a full range of compatibility with tools from table saws to homemade shop jigs. View larger.Clear, easy-to-read measurements add ease and precision to any task. View larger.Highly Versatile and EfficientWhether you're cutting dados for a bookshelf or simply trimming a door to size, you'll find this clamp a highly capable addition to your shop. Compatible with circular saws and routers, table saws, and drill presses, this tool can even be paired with standard homemade shop jigs. And with the included T-track, you can tackle jobs requiring accessory saws, router guide plates, and stop blocks.Click Lock Sliding Jaw for PrecisionWith an exclusive no side-shift design, this versatile 50-inch clamp will get your cutting, sawing, and drilling to an expert level in no time at all. With the exclusive Click Lock feature, the sliding jaw adjusts easily and clamps firmly into place to eliminate side play. It also unfastens easily to allow swift adjustments required for more complex projects, helping you to create flawless lines and ensure safe conditions.User-Friendly Setup Saves TimePraised for its quick, intuitive setup and flawless results, the 50-Inch Grip Clamp saves you time and energy. It is designed with ergonomic features like wide-lever, easy-grip handles, making it easy to work safely and comfortably. And with its clear measurement markings, such as the full-color scale ruler, this tool makes precision work easier, giving you the satisfaction of a job well done.Weighing in at only four pounds, this tool is built for easy and convenient portability. But despite its lightweight, slender frame, it's also designed for durability, boasting clamping components that are engineered with resilient Zytel nylon, which includes 9-percent glass content. The clamping components are backed by a lifetime warranty.About E. Emerson Tool CompanyE. Emerson Tool's innovative approach to manufacturing is based on a persistent commitment to improvement. With the company's devotion to quality, it's no surprise that the All-in-One Single Clamp--now on its sixth revision--is E. Emerson's most popular line of straight edge clamps among expert craftspeople and hobbyists.What's in the BoxEmerson 50-Inch Grip Clamp Guide with T-trackEspecially handy for complex projects, the sliding jaw adjusts easily and clamps firmly into place to produce quick, flawless work. |
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Empire Level 900 Pros Edge Cutting Guide List Price: $33.11 Sale Price: $19.50 |
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Item #: 272-900. Cutting Blade Arbor Height = 4 inLength = 102 inMaterial = SteelPacking Shape = "U"Type = ScreedQuantity = 6 per packWt. = 20.30 lb Customers also search for: Tools and Storage\Power Tools\Cutting Tools\Circular Saw Parts and Accessories Discount Pro's Edge Cutting Guide, Buy Pro's Edge Cutting Guide, Wholesale Pro's Edge Cutting Guide, 015812009000, 900, Circular Saw Parts and Accessories |
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Champion ST-3/8-24 Speedthreader 3/8 24 HSS Die Permanently Integrated In Handle With Self-Centering Guide List Price: $22.88 Sale Price: $9.51 |
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Miller 253055 Plasma Circle Cutting Guide for XT30 and XT40 Plasma Torch List Price: $151.31 Sale Price: $162.95 |
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Bora 540950 Clamp Edge Tool Guide, 50-Inch List Price: $50.00 Sale Price: $33.46 |
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BORA Clamp Edge tool guides are ideal for all types of woodworking, cabinet making and DIY applications. Clamping tool guides feature an aircraft grade extruded aluminum body for straight accurate cuts and rigid clamping. Exclusive swivel head design allows Clamp Edge tool guide to firmly clamp angles for flexibility in many clamping and cutting applications. Each unit includes integrated hanging loop for convenient storage. Size denotes maximum clamping capacity. Ideal for all types of woodworking, cabinet making, professional carpentry and D.I.Y. applications, the Bora Clamp Edge tool guide works with circular saws, jig saws, routers, biscuit jointers, and more to provide a reliably straight cutting edge that won't move. It can easily clamp and cut everything from dimensional lumber to large sheets of flat building materials. Swivel head for 22.5-degree clamping to right or left (view larger). Bora Clamp Edge Tool GuideAt a Glance: Straight-edge tool guide with integrated lamps Lever locking mechanism with large ergonomic handle Swivel clamp heads allow for cuts on slight angles while maintaining pressure Aircraft grade aluminum body Lifetime warranty This version of the Clamp Edge measures 50 inches long, and it's also available in 24- and 36-inch models. The Clamp Edge clamping pads have an exclusive swivel head that accommodates clamping up to 22.5 degrees either left or right, enabling you to make angled cuts without having to resort to extra clamps to hold the edge guide in position. This feature gives you much more flexibility for all types of clamping and cutting applications. Built for everyday use, the Clamp Edge features an aircraft grade extruded aluminum body for straight accurate cuts and rigid clamping. The large, over-sized clamping handle allows for increased clamping pressure, while the soft-grip rubberized clamping pad insures that the material is firmly held in place without marring the work. It comes with an integrated hanging loop for convenient storage, while not in use. Backed by a lifetime warranty. |
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Plasma Cutting Guides Bushing Size: 1.007" (part# PG-601-1.007) List Price: $111.18 Sale Price: $97.35 |
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PG-601-1.007 Bushing Size: 1.007" (part# PG-601-1.007) Features: -Price Is For One Set -Minimum Order Of 1. -FLANGE WIZARD. -UNSPC CODE: 27111809. -Pipe Cutting & Beveling Equipment Pipe Cutting Beveling Equipment misc. welding pipes.-TWO HOLE PINS LARGE THREADED. |
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RotoZip GP10 Guide Point Zip Bit for Drywall (10-Pack) List Price: $10.40 Sale Price: $4.89 |
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10 Pack 1/8" Diameter Drywall Single Ended Guide Point Zip Bit For Drywall, Holds Edge Longer Than Original Zip Bit, For Dust Free Cuts In Drywall Around Outlet Boxes, Cutouts For Cabinets, Light Fixtures, Windows, Vents, Doors, Will Also Cut Through Paneling, Guide Point Feature Avoids Accidental Cutting Of Electrical Wires Or Plastic Outlet Box, No Cutting Edge For The First 1/4" Of The Bit, For Use In RotoMite Or SpiraCut Roto Zip Power Tools. Rotozip spiral saws are popular tools, so it's no surprise that people are also hot after Rotozip bits and accessories. This 10-pack of drywall-cut bits, which are used with the Rotozip spiral saw for cutting around in-wall obstacles such as electrical outlets, is always high on our top-sellers list--and why not? It offers 10 bits at a very reasonable price. In tests we found that as long as we didn't push too hard (let the tool do the cutting) they performed like champs. Keep in mind that these particular bits are for making guided cuts in drywall and paneling. Rotozip also makes a bit for tile, a carbide bit for concrete board and plaster, and various saber-cut bits for wood and composite materials. --Mark McDonald |
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Amana Tool 47092 Flush Trim with Ball Bearing Guide 1/4-Inch Diameter by 1-Inch Cutting Height by 1/4-Inch Shank Carbide Tipped Router Bit List Price: $32.25 Sale Price: $24.19 |
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Bora 540936 Clamp Edge Tool Guide, 36-Inch List Price: $44.50 Sale Price: $29.79 |
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BORA Clamp Edge tool guides are ideal for all types of woodworking, cabinet making and DIY applications. Clamping tool guides feature an aircraft grade extruded aluminum body for straight accurate cuts and rigid clamping. Exclusive swivel head design allows Clamp Edge tool guide to firmly clamp angles for flexibility in many clamping and cutting applications. Each unit includes integrated hanging loop for convenient storage. Size denotes maximum clamping capacity. Ideal for all types of woodworking, cabinet making, professional carpentry and D.I.Y. applications, the Bora Clamp Edge tool guide works with circular saws, jig saws, routers, biscuit jointers, and more to provide a reliably straight cutting edge that won't move. It can easily clamp and cut everything from dimensional lumber to large sheets of flat building materials. Swivel head for 22.5-degree clamping to right or left (view larger). Bora Clamp Edge Tool GuideAt a Glance: Straight-edge tool guide with integrated lamps Lever locking mechanism with large ergonomic handle Swivel clamp heads allow for cuts on slight angles while maintaining pressure Aircraft grade aluminum body Lifetime warranty This version of the Clamp Edge measures 36 inches long, and it's also available in 24- and 50-inch models. The Clamp Edge clamping pads have an exclusive swivel head that accommodates clamping up to 22.5 degrees either left or right, enabling you to make angled cuts without having to resort to extra clamps to hold the edge guide in position. This feature gives you much more flexibility for all types of clamping and cutting applications. Built for everyday use, the Clamp Edge features an aircraft grade extruded aluminum body for straight accurate cuts and rigid clamping. The large, over-sized clamping handle allows for increased clamping pressure, while the soft-grip rubberized clamping pad insures that the material is firmly held in place without marring the work. It comes with an integrated hanging loop for convenient storage, while not in use. Backed by a lifetime warranty. |
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Most cats will lick themselves all the time. This is there way of keeping themselves clean. However, a cat owner can further help with improving the cat's overall hygiene. Read further for simple tips on grooming your short-haired feline friend.
Short haired cats do not need to be groomed as often as long haired cats need it, but it is recommended to be done at least twice a week (versus every day for long haired cats). The reason why is to make sure that the cat is free from flees and ticks, and to check for any other abnormalities, such as bald spots or inflammations of the skin.
Your cat's overall health will be greatly improved by keeping its hair neatly combed and wash, and trimmed periodically. The best type of brush for a short haired cat would be one with very short bristles. Too long of bristles, especially if the bristles are metal, can cut your cat's skin. Be sure when combing your short haired cat that you use the proper comb for it.
Even though a short haired cat is less likely to get hair balls or mats (chunks of cat hair stuck together or tangled), it is still possible. Be careful when trying to remove them, especially in older cats. Before cutting off a hair matt, make sure that you insert a comb underneath the matted hair, above the skin. Then, very carefully cut with a cat grooming scissors, and be sure not to scratch or puncture the cat's skin.
One brush contains extra small pins, and a small enough head to make brushing cats very easily. Be careful to brush the direction of your cat's hair growth, otherwise you may hear it snarl. (Washing your cat's hair in the wrong direction is like petting an animal's hair in the wrong direction, and causes discomfort to the pet.)
Another necessary step in helping keep your cat clean and well groomed is to give the cat a bath. It is recommended to take a towel and a small carrier into the bathroom with you in case your cat gets upset before, during or after the bathing routine. The cat can be placed in it until he or she calms down.
When bathing the cat, it is best to use the proper shampoo. A gentle cat shampoo that lathers up pretty good is recommended. Either that, or if a cat has dandruff, it is best to use a shampoo that will help reduce the dryness and flaking of the cat's skin. If the cat does not have dandruff, but instead has fleas, be sure to use a flea shampoo, and the proper flea comb to remove them.
Other grooming tips, when applied can help giving your cat a bath much easier, and safer. One tip to remember before putting your cat into the bathwater (usually in a sink or baby bath pan, because cats are too small to fit in a bathtub) is to make sure that your house temperature is at least 70 degrees, so your cat does not freeze when taken out of the water to dry.
Furthermore, before you put your cat into the bathwater, sure to check the temperature of the water, so it is not too hot or too cold for your cat. The part of the hand that provides the most accurate indication of water temperature is the on the back of your hand, or on the wrist. Best results for providing the right water temperature is to make sure you periodically test it when you are filling up the sink or other bath basin with water, and not afterwards.
One more tip to remember when it is time to bathe your cat is to keep on hand at least two towels on hand. One should be used for drying, and the other towel should be used for wrapping. For greater warmth, a blanket can also be used after towel drying to prevent the cat from getting a cold or sickness.
To protect the cat's ears while bathing, you can insert cotton balls into your cat's ears. Inserting these cotton balls can reduce the chance of ear infection from forming, especially immediately after the cat is removed from the bath water.
When you remove your cat from the bath water, be sure to quickly and thoroughly dry the cat off.) This, along with making sure the cat's ears are plugged will taking a bath will help fight against the possibility of cold or sickness when the cat's wet body is exposed to the air (even if the room temperature is 70 degrees, because the water is usually slightly hotter than that).
After you give your cat a bath, it is better to let your cat rest for a little while, especially if the cat is upset from having to take a bath. When your cat is calm, and then will want to comb and/or trim his or her hair, and check for matted hair. Again, cats with short hair are less likely to have tangled hair, but if there is, you can use a cat hair detangler to spray onto the coat of hair. This will help make combing through the tangles easier.
When trimming a cat's hair, be sure that you have the proper grooming scissors, and be sure that you using a comb underneath the scissors, so you do not scratch or puncture your cat's skin. If you do not feel comfortable cutting your own cat's hair, or if you do not have the patience you can hire a professional pet groomer who will do it for you. However, if you just keep in mind to just make sure you cut evenly, without hurting the cat, you will be just fine grooming your cat at home.
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Steel Cutting Made Simple: A DIY Guide
Steel cutting: it's one of those things that you never figure you'll need to do, but that circumstances too often force you into. Major plumbing projects or swimming pool installations can easily require you to cut your own steel pipes for drainage systems or other, similar repair jobs. This can help you save money, as well as give you the personal satisfaction that only comes with a job well done.
Even though it's technically possible to cut steel pipes with a hacksaw or another non-powered, non-industrial quality tool, we don't recommend it. A steel cutting saw should ideally be powered, and using spring-loaded tools (a chop saw, for example) can make your life much simpler and can also help make your project much safer. Any portable steel cutting saw will work, of course, preferable with a 9" metal cutting saw blade that's capable of making accurate miter cuts. If you need to make bevel cuts for some reason--or if you just suspect you will in the future--go ahead and make the investment in a good bevel cutter now to save you the agony later.
The key with any professional cutting, of course, is to measure. Measure twice, cut once is the classic adage for this: go ahead and double that if you've got the patience. If not, just make sure your measurements are accurate, and that you double-check them before making any cuts. You can mark your measurements using any permanent marker, but it's probably a better idea to just use a scribing tool to put a notch in the actual steel.This is far more noticeable when you're making your cuts, and it gives the saw a "groove" to work with in order to make sure that your cut is as close to the mark as possible.
Use a vice grip to secure your steel before you make any cuts. Even the best chop saw or other portable steel cutting saw isn't perfectly accurate if you can't hold your basic materials steady. A good vice grip will also help prevent any accidents in the unlikely event that the saw slips or you face other technical problems during the cut.
As long as you have those problems solved, it's just a matter of applying the right pressure and making sure your motor skills are up to snuff. It's also a good idea to wear protective material over your eyes, since cutting steel is naturally going to throw off plenty of sparks. Goggles are sufficient for this, but if you plan to cut a large amount of steel you might also want to use an iron protective mask.
Once you have your steel pipes cut, you'll probably need to add some screw holes or other join holes to complete your project. We suggest using a good magnetic base drill for this, such as those sold by Rotabroach and other industrial tool suppliers.High-speed steel cutters or other powered drilling equipment can give you perfectly accurate pilot holes and save you a lot of grief and headache down the line.
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I have cracked valve stems...will cutting them work?
Long story short, 2 valves got bent, and when they bent, they cracked the valve guides at the bottom.
Can I extract the guides and cut off the cracked portion and re-use them?
DOH!!! I meant valve GUIDES. sorry.
Ahem...notfighter...the valve guides have nothing to do with the tires....LOL.
If you get the guides out, than replace them. I suggest before you pull them out just grind the cracked parts off and slide the new valves in, check for lateral play, compare with the undamaged ones. If it looks fairly close, you will be fine. Excessive play means you need to replace. Most of the time when they port the intake runners they grind off the guide tips anyway.
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