I need help! I cant find any 30awg kanthal anywhere. Could someone point me in the right direction
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Man that's gotta make you sick.
Try kingorchid on ebay.
30 awg is currently not in stock, but you can ask him when he is re-stocking 30 awg.
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30 awg is currently not in stock, but you can ask him when he is re-stocking 30 awg.
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Good Morning, checking in from central coastal New Jersey. Winds have definately kicked up overnight at about 50 MPH now. No flooding here yet but the barrier islands (Seaside Heights)are starting to get hammered. Hopefully keep power today but they are preparing for 7-10 days without power. Just got a call from work and they want us to try to get in at 200pm instead of at 600pm, now my wife is upset cause the hour commute will be during this horrible weather. Gotta do what you gotta do.
Yea my wife was like you can't go to work in this. I looked at her and said what am I supposed to do quit? Like you said you gotta do what you gotta do.
Dunno if you're willing to use NiChrome, but http://www.jacobs-online.biz/nichrome_wire.htm has plenty of various gauges at unbeatable prices.
I work in a refinery and we work 365 days a year, NEVER close down. Its luck of the draw if your off or not, luckily I have a good boss that when there is bad weather he puts us up in a local Hampton Inn and supplies the work kitchen with food and drink for the week, when I get there tonight we probably will not be able to leave in the morning. The boss actually went and bought us sleeping bags and air matresses in case we can`t make it to the hotel.
That's crazy y'all... Sending good vibes out to all of you being thrashed by mother nature at the moment. Good luck and stay safe.
I noticed that Blaine sold Fisty a standard iHybrid in the classies that had been polished up quite nicely. I'd really like to shine mine up like that. Can anyone link a procedure or give some tips for doing this? I was thinking of using a scotch-brite pad as I've used them for polishing feed ramps in gun barrels. I'm also curious about how the tiny machining marks on the tubes would affect polishing.
He said he used a liquid polishing compound and a cloth on it, I don't remember which brand. I used 000 steel wool on mine, worked pretty well. I'm loving my green anodized tubes though so the polished aluminum ones are in the cupboard.
Yeah, I was reading site that suggested "aluminum polish" and "cream of tartar".
http://www.howtocleanstuff.net/how-to-clean-and-polish-aluminum/
That's what I was reading specifically.
If u can setup your drill like a lathe and stick your tubes on the end, you can use the scotch brite or steel wool to shine that thing up like a new penny. Also a lot less work than doing it by hand.
Wow, great idea! Any idea what kinda drill attachment would work for this?
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