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Waring MX1000R Professional 3.0-Horsepower Blender, Black List Price: $725.00 Sale Price: $296.00  |
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Item #: 908. Blender-Bar-Poly-44 Oz.. Ideal for shakes. 44 oz. polycarbonate container. Stainless Steel blades. Separate switches for on/off and high/low. Heavy duty die cast base. Vinyl cover with filler cap... |
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Super-Handy Heavy-Duty 4,000 LB Capacity Rope Hoist List Price: $26.68 Sale Price: $9.32 |
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UPC: 7946851528562 TON HEAVY DUTY POLY ROPE HOIST * Rugged 2.5 nylon pulley * Zinc plated, drop forged eye sling hooks and clip * 65 feet of 3/8" rope * Lifting power 7:1 * 2 ton (4000lbs) working load capacity |
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These oversized bases are obviously great for activities like baseball, but serve any activity using "bases". Comes with Three 16 inch square throw-down bases and One 16 inch wide x 21 inch long throw down home plate made of non-slip lay-flat durable heavy duty 1/4 inch thick vinyl that won't crack or peel... |
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These oversized bases are obviously great for activities like baseball, but serve any activity using "bases". Comes with Three 16 inch square throw-down bases and One 16 inch wide x 21 inch long home plate made of non-slip lay-flat durable heavy duty 1/4 inch thick vinyl that won't crack or peel... |
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Power handling peak 200-wattMag structure strontium; impedance 4-ohmFrequency response 5Hz-20kHz; SPL 1-watt/1-meter 94dBSurface/flush mounting 2 mounting kits |
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Dual BP1204 12-Inch 1100-Watt Illumination Bandpass Subwoofer List Price: $249.99 Sale Price: $66.10 |
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Need a little something extra? This sub box gives you a light show alongside 1,100 watts peak power, thanks to Dual's "Illuminite" bulb system. An easy add-on to your existing system, this durable, dual-chambered enclosure packs two 12-inch subwoofers and is sure to lighten up your night... |
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Dual MXCP66 In-Dash Marine AM/FM/CD/MP3 Receiver 6 1/2-Inch Speaker Combo Pack - White List Price: $239.99 Sale Price: $89.95 |
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Dual's MXCP66 marine receiver offers CD playback and easy integration with your iPod and your library of MP3/WMA files. Included in this bundle are also a pair of 6.5-inch Dual marine speakers, for a complete solution for your marine audio needs... |
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Rockford Fosgate R2D4-10 Prime R2 DVC 4 Ohm 10-Inch 250 Watts RMS 500 Watts Peak Subwoofer List Price: $94.99 Sale Price: $56.94 |
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Car Audio Fanatics who want Rockford Fosgate quality on a budget can rely on the Prime Series 10-inch subwoofers to get the job done, complete with a Dual Voice Coil for installation flexibility. These drivers can pump out the bass due to their mica injected polypropylene cone, and their stamp-cast baskets with spider venting--typically reserved for more expensive models--keep the motor running cool! These R2 subwoofers are optimized for sealed and vented enclosures... |
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The Signs of a Well Worn Die
For users of interchangeable die binding punches, it might seem like your die will last forever. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Over time, the die that you use to punch your documents will begin to dull causing problems. The purpose of this article is to help you recognize the signs of an aging die, remind you of the benefits of a well maintained die and give you some tips for marinating your dies.
First, let’s look at the signs of an aging die. There are three primary ways that you will know that your die is becoming dull and may need maintenance.
1. As the die becomes dull it will begin to leave paper tabs behind on your punched paper. These little pieces of paper or “chads” are often not fully severed from the paper and you will need to tear them off one at a time to remove them. Definitely not a very fun project.
2. Over time you will notice that the edges of the holes that you are punching in the paper become raged. When a die is new, the holes are clean and crisp even when you punch larger lifts of paper. However, as the pins become dull even single sheets of paper will look ragged.
3. When punching plastic or poly covers with your die you will notice that the cover are stretching instead of cutting cleanly. Again, you might see that the tabs are left behind on the punched covers and may even notice stress marks in the plastic as they stretched during the punching process.
Once you notice these problems, things are really too late in terms of die maintenance. You are going to need a new punching dieset. However, if you are reading this article and your die is not yet experiencing these symptoms or if you want to stretch a little bit more life out of your die, here are a few tips to consider.
1. Forget about a maintenance program for your die. What GBC and the other maintenance programs don’t tell you up front is that they will charge you enough for “die maintenance” to simply replace the die. If you get a notice in the mail for a Die and Tune-up Special just throw it away. If you need a replacement die then buy one. Otherwise follow the next few guidelines.
2. Punch no more than 2 sheets of plastic or poly covers per lift. Even if your machine says that it will punch 50 sheets of paper per lift you still don’t want to punch more than 2 sheets of plastic. As plastic stacks up, it takes on properties like cement. Punching large volumes of plastic is the single easiest way to ruin your punch and dull your punching dies.
3. Remember to empty your paper waste tray on a regular basis. If chads are allowed to back up in the tray under the machine it can put additional stress on the dies and impede punching. If they back up enough, you can ruin your die or burn up the motor in your punch.
4. Don’t punch wood, cardboard, heavy duty plastic (above 30mil) with your machine. These materials will quickly ruin your dies. If you do think you might need to punch these materials you should be aware that you might need to replace your die sooner than is normal. Also note that under no circumstances should you ever try to punch metal with your machine. It will not work and you will ruin your punch.
Dies for interchangeable die punches are designed to last for years and years. Treat them right and you won’t need to replace them often and when they are worn out, recognize the signs and buy a replacement.
About the Author
Jeff McRitchie is the director of marketing for MyBinding.com. He writes extensively on topics related to Binding Machines, Binding Covers,Binding Supplies, Binders, Index Tabs, Laminators, Laminating Supplies and more.
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