For Sale Wagner L607 Proline Dual Depth 5% to 30% Pinless Wood Flooring Moisture Meter

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Wagner L607 Proline Dual Depth 5% to 30% Pinless Wood Flooring Moisture Meter Product Description:



  • For, but not limited to, waterborne finish applications.
  • Non-damaging
  • Pocket size, easy to read analog meter
  • One touch operation, shuts off after 1 minute of non-use.
  • Battery, manual and hard case included

Product Description

Wagner Pinless Moisture Meters Use Electromagnetic Wave Technology

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
4A useful tool
By I.R. Cajun
I bougth this meter to be able to determin if a coat of water based has dried. If works well and will pay for itself after the first use. How? Just calculate how much it will cost to redo the job if the second coat fails becaused you topped the first coat before it had properly dried.

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For Sale Bosch Universal Plus Food Processor Attachment for Universal Plus Mixer

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Bosch Universal Plus Food Processor Attachment for Universal Plus Mixer Product Description:



  • 5 Cup Capacity
  • BPA Free
  • Includes Food Processor blade, Slicing Disk (Reversible thick/thin), Shredding and Grating (reversible coarse/fine) and Potato Grating

Product Description

MUZ6MM3 Features: -Traditional style food processer with knife blade in the bottom of the bowl.-Perfect for chopping and mixing.-Attaches to the Bosch universal kitchen machine. Includes: -Includes 3 cutting disks used at the top of the bowl: slicing (reversible thick / thin), shredding and grating (reversible coarse / fine), potato grating. Dimensions: -Weight: 4 lbs.-Dimensions: 10'' H x 7'' W x 8'' D.

*Please make sure that the lid is locked into place before attaching the Food Processor to the Mixer. The safety feature prevents the Food Processor from attaching to the mixer until the lid is properly locked in.

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13 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
3A bit if a pain.
By Chad Voller
I bought this to process the ingredients for salsa and other recipes. It did the job, but opening up and unloading is surprisingly a lengthier process than one might imagine. Because of the safety features of its design, you must remove the whole unit from your Bosch before you can take the top off. And because some types if veggies like to get caught under the lid instead of get processed, which leads to a mess when the top is removed. Other than the torque you get from the Bosch to power through anything, I couldn't recommend this over a food processor that costs $50 and doesn't trap food under the top. A huge disappointment from Bosch's otherwise fine engineering. I'm wondering how this could have made it past their quality controls and testing when this product was designed.Don't buy unless you got money to blow.

9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
4BEST food processor I've ever owned
By S. Talbert
I've only owned a few low-end food processors before, so this is a major step-up for my kitchen. I love that it harnesses the power of my Bosch Universal and makes it a true multi-function machine and workhorse.I've made creamy-smooth hummus, chopped chickpeas for falafel, and will make salsa with it tomorrow - why dice by hand for something like salsa when I'm going to cook it down in the end anyhow?The only reason I've given it 4 stars and not 5 is that the first time I washed it, I noticed two little rust spots on the regular blade. I need to call Bosch about that and see what to expect - I don't expect a food-processor blade to rust after its first use. I have no doubt that Bosch will make it right, but it was slightly disappointing to find it on the blade to begin with.EDITED: 11.21.12The rust spots are now completely gone. I have no idea what happened to them or what made them go away (they weren't on a blade's edge), but they are gone now. So 'yay!' but it's also vaguely weird. I'm not complaining, I've just never had rust spots disappear before. ;)

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
5Wife loves it
By Carl D. Todd
It is big but it replaces several stand alone products. My wife ask for this as a gift and she was not dissapointed. She has used it several times and has no complaints

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Affordable Canon MultiPass MP700 Color Multifunction

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Canon MultiPass MP700 Color Multifunction Product Description:



  • Individual ink tanks, intelligent ink management
  • Legal and letter size copies up to 14 copies per minute
  • 1,200 x 2,400 dpi optical resolution, 9,600 dpi interpolated, 48-bit color
  • Up to 22 ppm black, 14 ppm color print speed
  • Accepts letter, legal, A4, 4-by-6, 5-by-7, envelopes, and banner paper

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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.
5Clarification on Woodworker's Review
By rockrbob
The specs of the MP700 indicate it does NOT have a FAX so it can't "Fax well." Just wanted potential buyers to know. If you need a fax, get the MP730, but the scanner size is limited to letter size.

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
2Good printer but.....................
By Bruce Mckenzie
Having used my MP700 for approx 6 months the print quality of photos suddenly deteriorated, leaving colours jaded and lacking in vibrancy. Not suspecting my (almost) new printer I replaced my Olympus digital camera with a top of the range Fuji. No difference. I then spent the next 7 months playing around with different settings and different types of photo paper, to no avail. I then replaced my entire PC, still not thinking the printer could be the problem. When this also failed to improve matters it started to occur to me that it must be the printer, but what? I had always used genuine Canon ink carts, I was using top quality glossy photo paper, then it was suggested that the print head may have failed. I purchased a new one at a cost of £70 ($130) as by now the printer was one month out of warranty. Problem solved, well, for 4 months anyway, as the problem is now back, big and bad as ever. Canon have refused to accept any responsibility, simply referring me to their dealer who tells me there is only 3 months warranty on these heads, so I have to buy yet another one. So if you are considering buying one of these otherwise excellent printers be prepared to spend £70 on a new print head every 100 or so sheets!

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
2Printhead failures common?
By K. Esaia
I've had this printer for over a year now and for the past 6 months, the print quality has been terrible. This month, it won't print at all and I've been told I need to buy a new printhead which will cost at least $70. I've tried cleaning the printhead, doing any possible maintenance I could and none of this helped. I have always used Canon ink cartridges and never abuse this printer. Reading the last review makes me wonder if it will be worth it to replace the printhead or just invest in a new printer. I've never had a printhead problem with any other printer I've owned (at least 3 others over a span of several years).

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