over/under on the fender whiskers winning?
I sure hope you don't order medical equipment using the same highly discerning standards
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I sure hope you don't order medical equipment using the same highly discerning standards
I have no idea how the hospital decides to go with a particular vendor. we put in what we'd like. and sometimes we get it, and sometimes they go with a different brand. at least they're all normal brands, though: Siemens, Philips, GE are the big players for CT and MR.
I don't know if this says anything but I know of several medical companies where only sales reps are regularly drug tested.
A dude I used to ride with on occasion got busted hiring prostitutes for his doctor clients at a conference in Florida.
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That's most likely part of the credentialing process that sales reps need to access certain parts of hospitals and medical facilities.
I have bypass type cutters, they work pretty well and if you do cut something beyond their capability you can file the jaws.
I think they are made in Japan.
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For the illustrated example, I tend to mark, hacksaw, then file to square and deburr the end.
What did they expect the poor guy to do? I mean, they aren't even allowed to buy them lunch any longer!
I'd love it if they made a trade quality tool for more monies. I'm two for two on broken ones and the one at work is useless because of Chuck run out.
Dremels are junk, they use crude speed controls so they get stupidly hot running at lower speeds(on 240V), then they overheat at higher speeds because the cooling system isn't up to the job, turd sandwiches.
lots of bigger badder rotary tools out there
Yeah but I want a small well made one.
I have this but but it only does 22000RPM, it is nice and smooth but the collet lock is sorta where you want to rest your fingers at times.
If you're talking Marvels those things are the best. Their MVA200 bypass plier is my go to for when I have to do power work. I never loved Channellock and Crescent offerings. Knipex makes really good stuff for fine work but haven't tried their heavier duty stuff except one set of boltcutters and I broke the cutting edge on a brand new set of those first use.
As a home user, no worries. Professional/heavy use, for sure they are junk.
Nah, these ones, not really made for what I do with them but they seem okay with it.
If that de-buncher came in ano purple…
I don't even think it spins
Check out Suhner tools. The Milwaukee m12 right angle die grinder is also pretty nice.
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Foredom also make some good stuff.
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Yeah I have the odd look for used stuff, it's brutally expensive here.Check out Suhner tools. The Milwaukee m12 right angle die grinder is also pretty nice.
Suhner Abrasive Shop
shop.suhner-abrasive.com
Suhner Abrasive Shop
Suhner Abrasive Shop
https://shop.suhner-abrasive.com/shop/en/s/flexible-shaft/flexible-shaft/
I was going to get a metabo trimmer and the flex attachment but the outer of the attachment doesn't connect to the body of the trimmer so you have to hold it tighter to stop it all rotating, crazy for how much it costs.
Good for porting ebikes?Check out Suhner tools. The Milwaukee m12 right angle die grinder is also pretty nice.
Suhner Abrasive Shop
Suhner Abrasive Shop
Suhner Abrasive Shop
https://shop.suhner-abrasive.com/shop/en/s/flexible-shaft/flexible-shaft/
Thats some Saw movie shit right there.fuck it. why not both
Yeah, I got a used one on Ricardo.ch. Sometimes they will ship internationally.
judge me, o wise franz kofta
dropper cable needs to be shortened but feel free to hate on the rest.
Why am I dead?
