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Reminds me of the tale I heard once: "George Washington's hatchet that he used on the legendary Cherry tree. All original except that the head was replaced once, and the handle 3 times."
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Maybe his coffee eats thru the bottom of the mug.....
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They sure are pretty little tools. Which size did you get, and how did you decide?
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Timber-framed outdoor kitchen - Cathead - 1:1 scale
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And you also have to be sure not to "Pass Wind" (Methane), and hold your breath so you don't exhale any CO2 -
I don't know anything about this application, but if what you want is higher concentrations of acetic acid, try an old time photography supplier. In the wet lab darkroom days, "Stop Bath" was approx. 2% acetic acid, but the stores stocked 28% acetic acid, and also "Glacial" acetic acid, which was straight anhydrous acetic acid. You can then dilute it to desired strength for your application.
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Elementary school clear glue?
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Respect them, don't fear them. Such good advice, for many things, like, for instance, cars or firearms, Richard -
Sounds like this product would have been a strong candidate for the Alferd Griner Packer award for culinary excellence.
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