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by steve0527 » 11 Aug 2008 2:16
I had nothing to do at work on friday so I made a few tension wrenches. There are over 500 made and around 1000 that still need bending. I still have around 200 more wipper inserts to cut up but I'm not sure what to do with them. I used two machines to make them a electric shear and a electric bender they only took about 1 hour to make. If any body wants some let me no just pay for shipping and a little for my time. The sizes range from 3mm to 7mm wide around .5mm thick and from 8cm to 12cm long. Theres a lot a different sizes I'm not sure how many. I use the 7mm wide inserts to make picks from so there are no tension wrenches in the picture at that size but I can make them. I have another bag but cant find it there are around 200 in it they are all twist flex which I do all by hand.

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by Jaakko » 11 Aug 2008 3:33
Oh my imaginary friend! Nice pile of tensioners  Now, just make 5000 picks and you can include couple of those with each set 
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by Archive555 » 11 Aug 2008 4:29
Sweet!
When I get some money, I'll be lookin for some cheap-bulk wrenches.
I'll probably get a few of each of the sizes, so I can see waht I prefer the most.
Awesome collection. You must have been so bored to want to make that many...
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by Jaakko » 11 Aug 2008 5:42
..and the next headline in the evening news is: "Mysterious theft of street sweeper bristles at the citys equipment storage" 
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by Safety0ff » 11 Aug 2008 9:58
I'd be willing to buy some from you, I'll get back to you in a few weeks (hopefully they won't be all gone by then...)

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by steve0527 » 11 Aug 2008 12:00
Jaakko wrote:..and the next headline in the evening news is: "Mysterious theft of street sweeper bristles at the citys equipment storage" 
I hand pick them from the junk yard I pay $1 for 10 inserts I spent like 5 hours one day picking them they are wipper inserts
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by steve0527 » 11 Aug 2008 12:01
Safety0ff wrote:I'd be willing to buy some from you, I'll get back to you in a few weeks (hopefully they won't be all gone by then...) 
You live in Ontario SafetyOFF I will mail you a bunch for free if you want.
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by steve0527 » 11 Aug 2008 12:05
Jaakko wrote:Oh my imaginary friend! Nice pile of tensioners  Now, just make 5000 picks and you can include couple of those with each set 
I will have 5000 by the end of the week.
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by le.nutzman » 12 Aug 2008 10:05
Holy crap! That's alot of tension wrenches!!! I would love to get a few of each size if I could because lord knows I use/lose them pretty regularly. Please pm me with cost and shipping to 68505.
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by TMIB » 12 Aug 2008 11:13
Wow, very nice collection there. One more thing to add to my list of "stuff to look for while at the junkyard."
Impressive.
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by Schuyler » 12 Aug 2008 19:10
If you've done any standard twists, I would happily buy a fistful off of you. I imagine those would take more time than a simple bend, though, so if you would like to charge more than shipping, that's fine.
Let me know.
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by steve0527 » 12 Aug 2008 23:46
Schuyler wrote:If you've done any standard twists, I would happily buy a fistful off of you. I imagine those would take more time than a simple bend, though, so if you would like to charge more than shipping, that's fine.
Let me know.
I have a bag full of them, the twist I do by hand but the rest is done by machines. I will sell you 25 for $5 plus shipping I will also sell you more if you want more.
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by steve0527 » 12 Aug 2008 23:54
I just got over the 150 sold mark in 2 days if this keeps up I might need to go to the scrap yard. I am asking $5 for 25 tension wrenchs plus shipping if you buy more I might do a deal. I think thats a good deal. I can also dip them in black plasic dip for a bit more $, it gives you a nice grip.
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by steve0527 » 13 Aug 2008 0:11
325 sold in 2 days
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by TMIB » 13 Aug 2008 17:23
Sending you a PM. I'd like a set of 25 of these, that's a great price!
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