What "MacGyver" tools do use in your business ?

harryhides

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admiralclean said:
Oh good grief ... nothing affordable is going to desolve the gum instantly and without any agitation. Hel-Gel, with at bit of dwell time (like 5 freakin minutes) will take out the gum just fine if you scrape it a bit with a paint can opener or a carpet shark. "Doesn't work as it should ... " my ass.

Aside from your shoe.
 
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WD 40. Ten seconds dwell time. Edge of the can roll the gum out nicely.

ps. like Andy I keep a spoon in my spotter bag.
 

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http://www.leatherman.com/multi-tools/full-size-tools

The quintessential McGuyver tool. I've carried one on my belt for 20+ years. Use it many times throughout the day. Buy one and you'll wonder how you got through life without it.

I've had many of the Leatherman models, and the WAVE is my favorite. The Charge is a good model, too. The Surge is too big and heavy to carry on your belt all day. Had one, gave it away, and got another Wave.

I've had other brands, but none compares in quality and ergonomics to Leatherman. A Leatherman will take many years of abuse, but it won't fly back to you if you lose it.

ps. The Wave comes with a heavy-duty leather holster. Many of the other models are nylon with velcro, but I prefer leather with a snap.
 

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No disrespect Mr Studabaker, but . . .

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laugh all you wish, $500 for 8 vs. 1
 

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JB said:
No disrespect Mr Studabaker, but . . .

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laugh all you wish, $500 for 8 vs. 1

But you need multiple fans to do the job of one Airpath.
 

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Not in my experience, using good wand/Demon techniques, I.E.; dry stokes I fail to have seen any quantifiable difference in dry time, dry to the touch is dry to the touch.
 

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I've got one of those fans cept a lil more heavy duty

great for drying upholstery

and like John I've always got a leatherman in my spotter tray
 

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JB said:
Not in my experience, using good wand/Demon techniques, I.E.; dry stokes I fail to have seen any quantifiable difference in dry time, dry to the touch is dry to the touch.

SACRILEGE!!!

If you didn't pay $700 for a $59 dollar barn fan with legs and mAgIc lOuvErs, you're just a wannabe HACK... :mrgreen:


..L.T.A.
 

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aaaannnnnnnnnndddddddd your point is......................... :roll:
 

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Lets see:

A TM powered by a Mercedes diesel

Power all my equipment/vans with Vegetable oil

Made my own battery sprayer kart

My next project is to build a sprayer system for my 175.
 

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where didi you buy that fan?

have u used a thermal camera on it in a room? if not you should and let us know what u come up with.
 

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I like to use my size 14 boot to agitate my spotters.


but..





A haunting vision of a ex Coity who had us come out because she was convinced some hack who use his shoe to grind in in his spotter was the cause of her wick backs gets me each and every time I succumb to this evOl-ist of acts.
 

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