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Wednesday flea mkt finds. Starrett 91a & Butterfield 9 tap handles, 2 Nickols files, and a 1/4-5/16" fly cutter. He had a small machinist jack, I forgot to throw it on the pile. Dang it. Gave $20.
 

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So a weird thing, the heat gun I picked up has a case that says Wagner, the paperwork (warrantee ) says Wagner, the instruction book says Milwaukee [sup]TM[/sup] and it's made by MHT Products (high end heat guns)... How can they step on Milwaukee tools registered trademark?
 
woodchucker said:
So a weird thing, the heat gun I picked up has a case that says Wagner, the paperwork (warrantee ) says Wagner, the instruction book says Milwaukee [sup]TM[/sup] and it's made by MHT Products (high end heat guns)... How can they step on Milwaukee tools registered trademark?
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Milwaukee Tools was sold in 2005 to the TTI Group (Hong Kong). Not sure if MHT and Wagner belong to them. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Milwaukee_Electric_Tool To their credit, TTI invested in building new facilities in Wisconsin.
 
We have several eye wash stations at work that have been removed because they aren’t “primary”. I had to replace them with ones capable of 15 minutes I think.

Anyway, I should bring one home and mount it just in case.

There are many things that can happen besides accidents that safety glasses will cover.

John
 
Mauzinette said:
For small tasks, I'm usually too lazy to wear them as it takes more time to put them on than to carry out the task itself. Stupid, I know.


Let he who is without sin, cast the first stone.
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Sorry, I'm casting mate. I always have my safety glasses on, no exceptions.

You only get two eyes.
 
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