Much better than the cheap Rubbermaid and a lot cheaper. 5-Pack Wire Shelf Anchors with Retainer Clips and #8 x 1-3/4-in Screws Holds up to 167 lbs in 1/2 In. drywall with #8x1-3/4 In.
One of the clips and on of the sticky pads has been tested, and is included. The original bag holding the clips, sticky pads and gloves was opened, and to keep all the contents in one place I transferred them to two new sandwich bags so they wouldn't rumble around in the box.
The Dare Products Wood Post Elfin Insulator without Nail has twin wire holders. If one fails, use the other, A two-for-one! Benefits and Features: Twin holder takes any standard fence wire - Metal wire holding clips not required - Weather resistant black polyethylene performs in any climate - Traditional style, proven insulator - Can be nailed to the wood post.
Ideal for soldering jobs, inspection work, model making and craft work. Weighted base with movable crocodile clips with arms for easy hands free use. 2 Ultra bright LEDs.
You are looking at 100+ N.O.S. 9 GAUGE STYLE 2 1/2 VINTAGE SIMONDS BLUE TIP SAWMILL SAW BLADE BITS! The box that has the tape on it contains 100 Blue Tip Saw Bits and the other box contains 16.
5 sets (20) Pcs Shelving Split Sleeves These Regency 1" split sleeves are ideal for holding shelves in place around wire shelf posts The two halves easily snap together around your current shelving to
4 Sets (16) Pcs Shelving Split Sleeves These Regency 1" split sleeves are ideal for holding shelves in place around wire shelf posts The two halves easily snap together around your current shelving to
RANDELL 2010F SINGLE DOOR FREEZER THIS IS A USED, CLEANED AND TESTED, WORKING PERFECT, RANDELL ONE DOOR FREEZER. THIS UNIT IS ON CASTERS, HAS 3 SHELVES AND WAS TESTED OVER 24 HOURS WITH A HOLDING TEMP OF -2.6 DEGREES. THE FREEZER WAS REMOVED FROM A WHOLE FOODS MARKET AND WAS WELL MAINTAINED.
Wacker Neuson DF 16 rebar tier is the newest innovation in rebar tying devices. I have owned most of the rebar tying machines since the "U-Tier" and they all start off fine, but after a few uses you'll discover all sorts of flaws in their design. The "U-Tier" was especially bad, with weak batteries and a poor wire feed design meant you spent way more time fixing and adjusting than actually tying rebar.
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