Review on Command 17304 Medium Bundlers Strips by Tom Motko

You know what's cool? Finally got this seminar so it is. Janno. IS WORKING. Dust collectors misplaced, power misplaced, stationary tools in their stations, mobile tools in their mobile pedestals to send to the "parking lot” when not in use. Yeah, that's good. Do you know what shit is? To finish, disconnect your planer/joiner carriage from your workshop, then coil and mount the 14ga wire on top. after that, 14 ga is equal to 14 ga, it spontaneously rotates to the right to the center of the floor if it can, and with a full sheet of plywood awaits your next pass*. "But I use zip ties!" Well, then you would use them a lot if your store's throughput works the same as mine. "But I use Velcro!" Do you mean the sawdust? Yes, it's quite normal if there is no better option. They are better suited for computer cable management, FWIW. However, it's still faster for tools. "I'm using my line of credit to pay for a deal big enough that everything can stay connected all the time!" That's pretty fortunate; this is the ideal situation**. For the rest of us, though, there are those delightfully simple little elastics with effective clutter-fighting convenience. You know that 3M actually stands for "Mechanical Troubleshooting" ***. And since the adhesive is also 3M, it STAYS where you stick it. 3M actually stands for Carefully Maintain Mooring****, you know. Yes, they're a bit more expensive, but this is one of those cases where you really get what you pay for. After all: 3M actually stands for "Makes a lot of money”*****, you know. Still worth every penny in my opinion. -----------* it will work its way into the jointer and add a fun and delightful 20 minute distraction from all that nasty "performance" you were in the middle of. ** Also, I hate you. *** I just made that part up.**** That one too.**** That one. I can not refute. Definitely could go.