Features

• Ten foot cord
• Fully Assembled
• Easy-to-carry Handle
• Three Speeds
• Two 120 Volt outlets

Reviews (2)

Gets The Cigar Smoke Out!!!
Okay, your wife says you can have one room to smoke cigars, but the smoke better get exhausted, because she doesn't want the "fragrance" to permeate the rest of the castle. You try an open window...phew, doesn't work; then an air purifier; no where near enough clean air. So you call an air exchange specialist who gives you a dollar estimate that you think could buy you a Palm Springs condo. Hmm, what to do, what to do....
Get yourself an Air King 9550. This little powerhouse, on full blast, will exhaust 2181 cubic feet of air a minute, with enough force, that you don't have to worry about cold air intrusion. A room full of cigars and a lively poker game may take two 9550s, but by morning the smoke is gone. Turn the fan around for half an hour and all traces of cigar aroma are vanished as the 9550 pulls in fresh air. I tried professional model ozone generating air purifiers that cost hundreds of dollars and my cigar den remained odorous, but one 9550 did an incredible job. I bought two, thinking that one might not do the job, but the second one is now my emergency and poker night back-up.

The Little Fan That Could
I was looking for an average fan with directional ability. Boy, was I surprised when this baby arrived! For its size and price, I could not ask for a better fan. If you want a general stream of moving air, this is NOT the fan for you. This product if for those of us who want and need POWER! ... Read more

Features

• 19.2-volt 2.4 Amp-Hour NiCad battery

Features

• 10-year warranty
• Overall size: 47 by 24-3/4 by 34 inches
• Benchtop size: 42 by 19-3/4 by 34 inches
• Solid block laminated tops
• Two vises, mortise and tenon joints

Reviews (5)

light weight and designed to fail
I suppose my biggest problem with this workbench is that it is too light. I tried to do some light chisel work on it and it held the workpiece well, but the whole table moved.

The biggest nuisance problem with the table is the storage shelf. It is positioned just high enough to be a foot rest when you are seated on a stool. I know it was not designed to be a foot rest, but I found myself subconsciously placing my foot on the shelf anyway. The brackets that hold the shelf are connected by one bolt on each side, so the brackets have a tendency to turn. This causes the shelf to fall out along with whatever you might have on that shelf. It has happened to me several times. Finally I ended up putting brads through the legs and brackets to keep it from turning. The designer should of thought of this contingency.

Top Needs a Little Work
Bench is quite small, not just in length (as expected) but in height and depth as well. Very light weight as well, may move with heavy plane or scraper use. Many (but not all) dog holes were undersized. Had to enlarge them to a full 3/4" for my nice Veritas dogs to fit. Dislike the finish on the top and it is not quite flat. For the price, not sure I would bother with this bench without the drawers and cupboard set. Should work fine until I have time to build a better one.

Sjobergs SJ1200 Compact Jointer Workbench
Underbuilt & overpriced. The two wood vices are "toy" like.

Sjobergs Website
I recently purchased the Sjobergs SJ1200 Compact Jointer Workbench and drawer kit (and at the bargain price of AU$150.00 brand new, who could resist) and found it a great little bench for my woodworking needs.

It does not take up much room, and can be moved from place to place by one person quite easily in two pieces, by removing the two bolts holding the benchtop down.

Although the bench was fully assembled, when purchased, I found as discussed in other reviews regarding the thickness of the benchtop, it does give the impression that it is far thicker than it actually is and take far more heavy items, until you get down and look at it and find it is a lot thinner in the middle.

The vice handles need to be upgraded to something a little more solid, may be plastic coated steel as they do with the dogs, as the timber ones could break easily and the knobs on the end do come off, even with glue.

I found there website http://www.sjobergs.se/ being in Danish of little help, they should consider putting it in english as well, due to the english speaking customer base they must have for such a great item.

A great workbench for a small space.
The craftsmanship is excellent. All the pieces fit perfectly and were very well designed. I almost want to bring it into the house because it looks better than some of our furniture.

I also purchased the Sjobergs SJ0042 Drawers and Cupboard Accessory Kit. This review is only about the workbench.

Assembly took about four hours, including the Drawer and Cupboard Accessory Kit. I expect it would have taken about half that time if I was just setting up the bench. The directions are an interesting story. There is only one sheet of paper with pictures - no text. This was a little disconcerting but I managed to figure it all out and so will you. How it fits together becomes obvious once you study it for a few minutes.

Don't buy this if you want to do really heavy duty projects like major auto repair. But I think it would meet the needs of most everyone else. I have limited space and may move in the future. This is a much better solution for me than building a permanent workbench in the garage.

Although not listed in the specification, it came with one Sjobergs ST98 Workbench Hold Fast. These are great. It holds your project very well and is easy to use. I will probably get another one. The bench dogs are also well made they have small ball-bearings which allow them to be removed and inserted with almost no force, but they hold a project very securely.

The mortise and tendon joints that hold the legs are very tight. The kit comes with a small tube of glue but does not say where to use it. I used glue only on the legs and vice handle. A little more instruction would have been helpful.

Some reviews I read for the full size bench said the top was too thin. The top is about 3 inches thick around the border, but thinner in the middle. I don't see that as a problem but some people might.

The two vices are very well made. The handle is a little smaller than I would like, but it still seems to tighten up quite well.

This is my first Sjobergs product. I would really like to work for them if all thieir products are this good.

I am surprised that Sjobergs does not seem to have a web site. This may be an issue if I ever need to replace something.

If you are thinking of building a workbench I encourage you to try one of these instead. My only suggestion to Sjobergs is to use more color coding to speed assembly and to enhance the directions. ... Read more

Product Description

Finally A Ceiling Fan That Can Be Used 365 Days A Year...In the winter, just set the temperature that you desire and let the fan do the rest. In the spring and fall, you can use the ceiling fan option during the day and the heater on those chilly nights. And during the summer, the unit operates like a standard ceiling fan. ... Read more

Features

• ceiling fan
• heater
• ceiling fan with heater
• reiker room conditioner
• fan with heater

Reviews (7)

Saved my car'sbattery all winter so far..
Installed the 2W on my classic car. For past 5 years I've had to go out and run it for about an hour per month but I put the solar charger on it and have not had to do it. Left it for 4 months and just went to test it. Battery is perfect. When I bought it I called their tech support who guided me to what I needed. Great product, great company.

Makes a great backup kit
The battery saver SE 18 works really great. I use it to charge my 12V battery to run some appliances when the power goes out. I bought a couple of 12V flourescent lights with a small inverter to run a radio and made myself a really simple backup kit. I used to have to plug in a battery charger every couple of weeks to keep the battery from discharging. With the solar panel, I just leave it connected and my battery is always charged, no hassles and no worrying about being in the dark!

Great Product
Last summer I was fishing with my buddies. I did not realize I was draining my boat battery by running the drink fridge and stereo off of the main battery. When it was time to head back to shore, the motor would not turn over. The charge from the battery was to weak. Since purchasing and using the BATTERYSAVER SE6, I have never had a problem with a weak or dead battery in my boat. Also when the fishing season is over and I have to store my boat, I no longer have to take out the battery. I simply leave the BATTERYSAVER SE6 hooked up to the battery and it keeps it charged throughout the off season, so that when fishing season starts up again, my battery is fully charged and already in place on the boat. Great product.

No more battery problems
I'm actually writting this review on behalf of both my wife and myself. We're a senior couple (but still young at heart!) from Portland, OR. We have an old Chevrolet Chevette that we use once in a while to pick up some groceries, but mostly it just sits out in the driveway. A few months ago we were having problems starting the car. Our mechanic said it was because we didn't use it enough and that the battery would drain itself. He was the one that suggested the BatterySaver solar charger to keep our battery charged while it was not in use. Amazon had exactly what we needed and it works great! Our old Chevy starts up everytime! All we had to do is put it on the dash and plug it into the cigarette lighter. Real easy!

Great product!!!!
As advertised!
Been shopping amazon for years, this product WORKS and the price is right.Left my van parked for a month, came back to a full battery and an EASY START!
A MUST for anyone who drives, highly recommended!!
James ... Read more

Features

• 100% cotton duck
• Five large pockets
• Eight narrow pockets
• Three-compartment chest pocket
• Quick-release buckle

Reviews (8)

Must Have for the Weekend Handyman
This item saves me so much time, I must waste 2 hours per weekend looking for the tape measure, pencil, hammer, or whatever that I layed down somewhere around here. It is well constructed and stands up to the rugged use that home projects sometimes call for. You can load it up or leave it light. I'm actually thinking of getting another one so I can have one setup for General Maitenance and another setup for specific projects. So now I'm always ready to tackle that Honey-do list that is now up to three pages long!

shop bib review
The bib material is A OK but the quick release buckle was of very poor quality and will not stay closed. I am currently looking for another buckle that I can have someone with a heavy duty sewing machine will replace.

Better Than A Belt For DIY
I had the lesser version until the hammer loop broke, then I ordered the 'Big Dog'. I found this version to be much better. There are two hammer loops, multiple screwdriver pockets, six big pockets, and adjustible straps. This apron is easy to put on, and take off. When, and if, this apron breaks, I will quickly purchase another.

If you are used to a belt, this will take some time to get adjusted to, but it is far superior, for small jobs.

Indestructible apron...
As a carpenter at a psychiatric hospital I need to keep my tools close to (if not on) me for obvious safety reasons. The pockets, and dual hammer loops keep all the tools, parts, and fasteners I need at hands reach. It also helps you work more efficiently (think of all the time you spend picking up individual tools set on the floor etc.).

I have purchased more than a half dozen of these fine aprons, but I haven't worn out any of them. These things wear like IRON! Unlke those other cotton work aprons that mysteriously morph into "baby bibs" upon their first experience with a washer/dryer, these duck aprons merely get softer and more comfortable this each cleaning. I pick up another one as they become too unslighlty for the hospital appearance standards from my wiping paint, caulk and construction adhesive on them.

I recently gave 2 of my older aprons to an appreciative couple of friends who are doing the total house rehab thing. They wonder how they ever operated without them! If all products performed as well as this it would be a better world!

Well made bib.
This is a quality bib. I would have given it five stars, except that it could be improved by changing the strap that goes around your neck. If you put much in the bib, the nylon strap rubs and cuts into the back of your neck. A shirt collar helps, but I often work in a t-shirt. If they made a padded section around the neck, I'd give it five stars. ... Read more

Features

• Overload, over temperature, over voltage protection. Low voltage alarm, low voltage cut-out, battery reverse polarity (internal fuse protected)
• X-Power 1750 Plus inverters will surge to 3000 watts and operate continuously at 1500 watts
• High surge capacity for products that require more power to start
• Triple AC receptacles for connecting multiple loads
• Easy to read digital display indicates DC battery voltage. LED bar graph displays output power

Features

• Fast positioning with edge to edge grip
• 50-inch grip capacity
• Guide, fence, and bar clamp all in one
• Fits any drill press or band saw
• Clamps to posts or beams

Reviews (21)

1/8" play.....
I bought this tool already knowing about the 1/8" slip problem; thought I'd see for myself.

Sure 'nough - it DOES slip. In spite of what a couple have people have said - the third lever-lock position will NOT stop it from drifting (although it helps a bit).

When using a circular saw, the slip doesn't always happen - likely since you aren't putting much pressure on the clamp since the saw blade is moving along parallel to it. However, when you use it with a router - there's a lot more push against the guide - and, believe you me, it WILL slip (found out the hard way).

That said. I STILL like it. Saves time over fiddling with a straight edge and C clamps.

To solve the drift problem, I back up the non-leaver end (which is the only end that slips - the lever end doesn't) with a block of wood and a C clamp which is still speedier, more convenient and accurate in the long run.

If this thing worked perfectly, it would be one of the most useful things I've bought in a while. Speaks for itself that in spite of the problem, I was getting to much use out of it to bother returning it.

GOOD QUALITY
These tools are well made and straight as can be.I do however have one complaint about them. They lack the ability to adjust the spring tension on the clamping mechanism. For the most part this is not an issue unless, you want to clamp thin plywood or any other thin materials. It will cause some material to buckle under the clamp pressure ( I learned the hard way). Besides that this is a great tool but, without the ability to adjust the clamping pressure it has a few limitations. As far as an edge guide or straight edge it's solid as a rock. Now get out there and clamp away.

Performance on par with price.
I purchased this device a while back mainly to use as a straight edge tool guide and I have found that it performs well for this purpose. Clamping it square to the table takes a bit of fussing, but once it is square and locked down there are no worries of slippage or flexing, even under significant pressure. Using a handheld circular saw riding against this tool guide, I get an arrow straight cut every time. I chose the 50" tool so I could use it to cross cut plywood in this manner. Since tablesaws are exceptionally more powerful and versatile than handheld circular sawqs, I do not like the results as well as running a panel through a tablesaw with a big outfeed table. However, if that is not possible due to budget or space constraints this is a valuable tool to have around. I would feel better about the value of this tool if it cost a bit less, but it does provide you with increased cutting options for a lot less than a bigger saw or outfeed table would cost.

These clamps are tops, and pressure is adjustable
When I use these clamps, I adjust the pressure by how snugly I fit the foot of the clamp. If I have thicker material and want to clamp real tight, I slide the foot up tight against the edge, and then push down the lever. If I want a slightly lighter clamping pressure, then I leave a hair gap offset, before clamping it down.
If I had to get critical of working with these, I would say two things. 1) You have to be working on a relatively flat surface underneath. If you are on two horses, and you have a sheet of plywood, it tends to bow. Then the clamp can not create a flat workedge. Wherever it is low, their is a valley, or a loss of the clamp edge flat on the material. This is to be expected, of course, and is not a problem, if you have a supporting sheet, or a couple of two by's on top of the horses. 2) In order to create a square cut (90 degrees) you need to use a carpentars square to line it up. (As compared to a table saw, with large tables, which is preconfigured to be square.) Be that as it may, you can't beat these for giving you a great tool guide for lots of different purposes. These make a very good, far reaching clamp. It will not creep a setting, if you are using it for an overnight glue up.
Their lightweight, yet strong. If your careful, you can keep your saw tight against the edge. For a heftier version, check out Tru-Grips pro series. They are over 5 inches wide, and have t-tracks, and a special indentation to accomodate their router base, circular saw base, and stop. That creates error free straight lines out on the job. The come in 2, 4, and 8 foot sizes. All of them are a few inches larger than their stated size. For example the 4 foot, will handle workpieces up to 54 inches.
I highly recommend Tru-Grip products, both for their usability, engineering, and quality build.

indispensible for making long cuts and router passes.
This is one of the most useful tools in my shop. I use it primarily to cross cut plywood as well as make dadoes with a router. I personally think that using a circular saw cut larger pieces is much easier than using a table saw. The main advantage of the table saw is its fence, but the Clamp-N-Tool guide almost negates that, but it is not quite as convenient as a fence and it does not automatically clamp square to the piece. However, running a circular saw over a sheet of plywood is much easier than feeding it into a table saw (unless you have a helper or a very large table). If you are on a tight budget or have limited shop space, I highly recommend getting one of these and a good 15 amp circular saw instead of a table saw. I also recommend this tool to those who already have table saws and router tables. It will make working with large pieces much easier. ... Read more

Features

• Leather combination square and pry bar holders
• Crafted from super tough, double layered 1680D ballistic nylon and Top Grain Leather
• Completely adjustable, padded suspenders engineered to hold and distribute weight evenly without strain on lower back and hips
• Easy Carry Handle design provides for simple adjustments and easy storage without spilling contents
• Five main nail/tool pockets, 19 smaller pockets fits piers, nail sets, pencils, etc.

Amazon.com Review

In the hot summer months, fans are necessary for homes without central air conditioning, although they usually don't go with the décor of most formal rooms. This hip 1940s tabletop fan, however, adds a little retro flair to a contemporary living room and is stylish enough to leave out all year round. Reproduced in honor of Vornado's 60th anniversary, this replica comes in its original gray-green color and features a classic streamlined design with rounded twin injector cones mounted on a rotating stand that allows vertical or horizontal positioning. The VF20 offers three different motor speeds, which can be set to the desired level of air flow. The single propeller is deep-pitched to deliver a higher velocity of air than shallower blades and to provide more thorough circulation throughout a room. The motor is permanently lubricated and never requires oiling. However, the grill and base need occasional cleaning with a damp cloth and mild dishwashing soap. This mid-20th-century-style fan is covered by a limited five-year warranty. --Cristina Vaamonde ... Read more

Features

• Measures 12 by 12 by 9 inches ; limited 5-year warranty
• Replica of mid-20th-century fan features classic twin injector cone design
• Deep-pitched propeller drives greater volume of air
• High-velocity air movement provides complete room circulation
• Rotating stand aims air flow in direction of choice; 3 adjustable speed settings

Features

• Fits 3 inch bench
• Solid steel dog in front jaw
• Machined toed-in jaw
• 4 in. x 7 in. jaw size with 9 in. maximum opening
• Jaws drilled for optional wood facings

Reviews (3)

not what I expected
I recieved my vise and was excited to get it as I had just finished building my new shop work bench and was looking forward to adding the vise. I ordered the Jorgensen vise because I am very pleased with the quality of there other vises I have purchased. When I opened the box I was surprised and disappointed that it did not look like I had expected. I ordered the 9" vise for two reasons, first because I needed a vise that was not to wide and according to the discription the vise had a 7" face and as I only allowed 8" when installing the top of my work bench for the vise to mount on the front and not hit the leg. Well the face was 7" but the mounting hole for underneath were 2" wider making it a total of 9".
Second and most important to me anyway was the appearance. The picture on Amazon is different then the one I recieved. The picture on Amazon shows what is actualy the 12" model 41000 for both the 9" and the 12" vise when in fact the 9" model 40709A has a completely different face on it. One that is the same size but much more square. I could have gotten a square vise like that anywhere but as I said I was trying to find the right look. This may be a small thing but we all take pride in our work benches especially. I wish a little more time was spent on making sure the pictures match the item better and more pictures or details were availible in order to make the right buying discission

It gets better and better
The more I use this vise the more I like it. After two years of regular use I am ready to buy another, perhaps larger, Jorgensen vice.

Great price for a great vice!
This Jorgensen vise is perfect for the home workshop. It's easy to install thanks to the template provided and big enough to handle everything I work on. The quick release works great and makes it easy to secure work without effort. I'd recommend this vice to anyone that is serious about woodworking and conscious about their budget. ... Read more

Features

• Handy powder coated steel tray included
• 71-3/4" x 20-5/8" x 18-3/8"; capacity: 11.3 cubic feet
• .063" diamond plate aluminum with black powder coat finish
• Automotive rotary style latch system
• Dual gas spring cover supports

Product Description

AM/FM stereo radio and hearing protector ALL-IN-ONE. Fully adjustable headband with soft foam ear cushions. Great signal reception. Effective, lightweight, comfortable protection. Batteries included. NRR 22dB. U.S.A. ... Read more

Reviews (2)

WorkTune Radio makes mowing less of a chore
As I've been getting older, now 36, I am beginning to notice that noises bother the heck out of me more. This year the noise of my riding lawnmower was driving me insane as allergies are extremely bad this year as well. I asked my wife to buy this for me for father's day. It works great, I no longer am bothered by the noise of the riding mower or push mower. The only complaint is that the tuning knob is to small and that it is hard to fine tune in a station. Also, once a station is tuned in, it gradually fades out, and you have to retune. But this is better than nothing. And hopefully, I am saving my hearing with its usage.

Delightful entertainment
I am a residential builder working solo. My problem is that the construction site had become an isolated cultural vacuum. I see walkers/joggers with light weight headsets but could not find them in retail. I have tried standard headphones but the tether is not appropriate for a work environment. I recently got the AOSafety labeled Pelter Worktunes (Model 22, not 90545). This definitely solves the original problem and makes the day much more enjoyable. The phones are reasonably light weight and seem to be constructed well of durable materials. Audio level does not crank up very loud, but is acceptable and safe. Other observation is that, since they are worn continuously, sweat and heat is a slight problem. My negative impression is with the tuning. I am amazed that we can still buy a radio with analog tuning control. This is sensitive and imprecise. Please give me an up/down button to lock in the stations. And one picky point...it isn't clear which side is left and right. Even the merchandising photos aren't consistent. My overall impression is positive. The product is a worthwhile purchase. ... Read more

Features

• Contoured legs for greater stability of loads
• Fits all years of GM, Ford and Dodge long bed full size pickups
• Carries 1000 -pounds of materials, lumber of ladders--48" wide payload platform
• Removable pin on rear cross member allows easy removal of cross member
• Black Armor-Tuf powder coating provides years of use

Features

• No set-up required and can string several together
• Self-Righting work light; knock it over, it bounces back.
• Floating shock system protects bulb
• Fan Cooled and ventilated, will not burn
• Tough Polycarbonate dome and durable polymer housing

Reviews (3)

Ingenuity at its Best, Genius Time and Money Saver
As a drywall contractor, portable lighting is crucial to my job.I bought one of these wobble lights to try out a few months ago.While it costs a little more than regular tripods, the light provides more light than several traditional lights and I can vouch it will last longer than any light I have ever used. To anyone that can appreciate a true work light, this is the light for you.When working on a two story home before the railings were installed, not only did this light illuminate the entire upper floor but when accidentally knocked down the stairs, the thing stayed lit and suffered no damage whatsoever.The size may be a little different but instead of carrying 3 or 4 tripods I only have to carry one wobble light which makes up for it.Not to mention any standard light would have crashed after the stair accident and had to be replaced.What a great invention.

Never buy another one.
Bought several of these light a couple years ago and they STILL WORK!!!Unlike regular tripods which break and need constant bulb replacement, these things last.The one time cost will more than pay for the 10 tripod lights you would need to replace over the length of any project.Not only the replacement cost but the cost to replace the bulbs or fix regular tripods make this light a great deal.I highly recommend trying one and am sure you will want more.

Wobble light on job site
I have used one of these for about one year.The unit does everyting that it claims to.The bulb is almost indestructiable.I have knocked, dropped it, and generallt abused it.I have changed the bulb (propriteray only) once.I love the light it gives, the recations are excelletnt.( Is thata bouy?)The only drawbacks anre that it is a bit hard to carrry, and store as it is a bit bulky.Otherwise I love it. ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

With a remote control for convenient adjustment, this double window fan draws in fresh, cool air from the outside or exhausts stale, hot air from inside. It can also do both simultaneously, because each of the two fans can be set independently to draw in or exhaust out, allowing the unit to exchange inside and outside air. Operable either manually or automatically--with its thermostat turning the fans off and on to maintain a selected temperature--the unit has three speeds, electronic controls, and an LCD screen showing the selected temperature and the room temperature. The remote control (two AAA batteries are included) alters speed, manual/automatic operation, air-flow direction, and temperature.

The twin fan is designed to fit double-hung, vertical-slider, and casement windows. A built-in 7-inch extender and two 3-inch extenders permit custom fitting for windows from 24 to 37 inches wide. Because the unit is lightweight plastic it can be moved easily from room to room. The fans have six blades and measure 8-1/2 inches in diameter. Overall, the unit is 13 inches high, arrives fully assembled, and carries a five-year warranty against defects. --Fred Brack ... Read more

Features

• Extenders permit custom fit; 13 inches high overall, with 8-1/2-inch fans
• Draws in cool air, exhausts hot air, or exchanges air with outside
• Electronic control with LCD screen and remote control; three speeds
• Thermostat turns fan off/on to maintain selected comfort level
• Fits double-hung, vertical slider, and casement windows 24 to 37 inches wide

Reviews (9)

Thermostat heats itself
I have one of these, bought 2 years ago: it works beautifully. I bought another this week, and the thermostat feature was completely unusable. I tried 2 more (all were from the same store, this year and 2 years ago); all of the new ones would show the correct temperature when first plugged in, and then the temperature shown would rise, generally to about 15 degrees above the ambient temperature. The control unit on the new ones seems to generate heat, and in fact one time it felt warmer than the rest of the unit; this is true with the fan off and only the thermometer functioning. The same problem is seen with the fans on--the temperature reads erroneously high. This makes the thermostat feature, which ranges up no higher than 80 degress F, useless. This is because the fan thinks it's 80 when in fact it's 65.

The fan functions very well as a simple remote-control fan: strong, quiet, flexible. But since I bought it for the thermostat feature, which no longer works in the three current examples I've tested, I give it a poor rating.

Great cooling job......
I lived in New Haven, CT and the humidity is awful and unbearable! I don't have any AC in my house and just relied on his fan to cool my little computer room, which usually get stuffy and hot since the air circulation is not that good even with the door open. I have had this for a week now and have used it when we had the hotest day last week and being able to regulate it to the desired temperature to cool and having the capability to choose IN, OUT, EXCHANGE is a wonderful feature! I was able to cool the room in no time at all. I did't have this unit for a long time, therefore, I do not know how it will deliver and function when the weather really gets "HAZY, HOT, and HUMID" We'll see. So far, so good. Will keep you posted. The only thing I wish that you would do is make a smaller frame so that it will fit into smaller windows, like 18-23" width! That would be nice. The newer house windows are a lot smaller than the Colonial houses! Just a suggestion for futue production! Other than that, it's easy to install and looks attractive.

Great cooling fan...
I live in Orange County, California, near the beach, so the air is generally cool outside. The sun warms the inside of the house, so the trick is getting the cool air into the warm house. This fan is great for that.

NOISE: There are three speeds. Low and medium are fairly quiet. High is louder.
AIRFLOW DIRECTION: There are three options- BOTH IN, BOTH OUT or EXCHANGE (one fan in, one fan out). The only mode that really cools the room is BOTH IN, but it works well (it works even better if you open the bedroom door so there is no resistance to airflow).
SETUP: installation was easy, but note that you have to have a narrow window that slides up and down, because there is presumably no way to fit it into a tall window that slides sideways.

I recommend this product. The only caveat is that I have only had it for a few days, so I have no idea if it will be durable. The five year warranty gives some comfort.

A really good and very powerful unit
Slow speed is adequately quiet while medium and high are really powerful. The remote is nice. The thermostat is also a nice touch. At night the fan turns off by itself. It seems like very good quality. I am very happy with this unit.

everything is great
that last reviewer must have recieved a lemon, and that's usually my job. this fan is great, if anything, it works too well and cools down my room too much (i'm very tempermental). I think that the thermostat is great, in fact, it better reflects the outside temp than weather.com. anyway, i'm happy. and it has a remote, a huge icing-on-the-cake. ... Read more

Product Description

Item Number: LI10126TV Receive a FREE leg leveler and FREE Ground shipping with Little Giant ladder purchase. There are three sizes to choose from in the 300-lb rated version. For single story homes, Model 17 is the most popular choice and for two-story homes, Model 22 or Model 26 is preferred. Please see product description and specifications below for complete details. The Little Giant Type 1A ladder, with a 300-lb load rating, does it all. Depending on the size chosen, it replaces 4', 5', 6', 7' or 11.5 A-frame ladder systems. The Little Giant Type 1A can also become two scaffold trestles. Insert a Little Giant Scaffold Plank and you can cover large areas without constantly moving your ladder. Little Giant Ladder⢠is adjustable up or down in one-foot increments. Make one quick adjustment and the Little Giant Ladder⢠turns into the perfect ladder system for sloped or stepped surfaces. In fact, this rugged long-lasting ladder saves so much time and reduces equipment costs dramatically that it's easily the most cost-effective ladder system on the market. And with three Type 1A models available-the Little Giant Model 17', Model 22, and Model 26'-you can choose the one that best suits your requirements. The Little Giant is so portable that it will fit nicely in a hatchback or in the trunk of most cars. No other 17' ladder stores as easily as the Little Giant Type I Model 17'. Specifications for Type 1A Model 17 LI10102 Extension height: 9 ft. to 15 ft. Stepladder height: 4 ft. to 7 ft. Stored height: 4 ft. 7 in. Scaffold height: 4 ft. Weight: 35 lbs. Specifications for Type 1A Model 22 LI10103 Extension height: 11 ft. to 19 ft. Stepladder height: 5 ft. to 9 ft. Stored height: 5 ft. 7 in. Scaffold height: 5 ft. Weight: 42 lbs. Specifications for Type 1A Model 26 LI10126 Extension height: 13 ft. to 23 ft. Stepladder height: 6 ft. to 11 ft. Stored height: 6 ft. 7 in. Scaffold height: 6 ft. Weight: 54 lbs. ... Read more

Features

• FREE Ground Shipping & FREE Leg Leveler
• Extension height: 13 ft. to 23 ft.
• Stepladder height: 6 ft. to 11 ft.
• Stored height: 6 ft. 7 in.
• Weight: 54 lbs.

Features

• Two-wheel design for ease of movement and added stability.
• Large 6 cubic foot capacity
• Full size hardwood handles for maximum leverage
• Fully supported steel tray for additional strength
• Pneumatic two-ply ball bearing wheels

Reviews (2)

Worth the assembly time
I agree with a previous reviewer that the assembly instructions are not step-by-step or geared for the average gardener. If you do not have a good mechanical aptitude, it is still well worth buying this sturdy wheelbarrow and having a wrenchhead friend assist for a half hour or so. The instructions are written for a one-wheel version, so double wheelers have to wing the last few steps. All parts are furnished for BOTH models, strangely, but it only fits together one way and you end up with some hardware for your junk box! Much better than the expensive plastic hopper barrows I was finding at the discount home stores, and should last many seasons.

Impossible to Assemble
... The directions are terrible. If you add the name plate, everthing else does not line up. The name plate is needed for stabalization, but it is impossible to connect the way it is designed. Right now it is on my basement floor in pieces - TOTALLY UNUSABLE!!! ... Read more

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If you're looking for a quick, easy and reliable way to carry tools and small parts on the job, the Bucket Boss Super Chute is a good choice. Six large interior compartments will keep your small parts (nails, brads, screws, etc.) organized, while 12 outside pockets allow you to carry just the small tools you need to get the job done. The bag is made of rugged, 600 denier fabric that stands up to the rigors of any work site. It's strung with parachute cord, so it automatically cinches closed when lifted off the ground. And it's designed to stack three or four deep in a five-gallon bucket, for easy transportation. A flat bottom protects against accidental spills and allows the bag to rest comfortably on any work surface, keeping everything handy and safe.--Carl Thress ... Read more

Features

• Black and yellow fabric
• Six interior compartments
• 12 exterior pockets
• Flat bottom prevents tipping or spilling
• Works with any five gallon bucket

Reviews (4)

Holds up under fire
I purchased three bags about two years ago.I liked them because you couldn't tip them over. Alot of guys in my company were also using them. Unfortunately, a house I was working on burnt to the ground and took my van with it. When I went back to the site the next day to make a list of matl's for the insurance company, I noticed the bags had their carrying strings burnt off and had fallen from their hooks upside down on to the van floor. I turned them over to find them sealed tight from the heat, with almost all contents intact. Unuseable now, but they did their job right to the end!

Super useful
I have a number of the original Bucket Boss chutes, so when I saw this unit with the external pockers- a natural extension of the idea- I picked up a couple at the local home store.

I'm not a builder, but I've worked with crews on my house and done a fair bit of repair and addition of small built-ins. Like anyone who's done this sort of work, I have accumulated large amounts of screws, nails, wirenuts and other hardware in various sizes that I need a handy way to carry. Three or four of these (depending on what's in 'em) will fit in a joint compound bucket and provide an excellent way to organize and carry small parts.

I've got two filled with different sizes of deck screws, one with biscuits for the biscuit joiner, one with wire nuts, cable staples and other electrical items, one with nails and a few more with different screws, nuts, washers, screen door hardware, fuses, and other things I can't even remember. It's a great system.

The Bucket Boss System really gets the job done
The best way to get into the Bucket Boss Super Chutes is to explain it is part of a system. The super chutes handles the misc parts. The other part of the system is the Bucket Boss 56, which handles the tools. Each one, can also be used to do a little of the other.
Super Chutes is great. I no longer find myself looking for that box of screws, or having to run back out to get things out of the vehicle. Also, if I am low on something, it is immediately apparent. The material, it is made out of, is super durable, and I am sure it will last, for a long,long time. Pick up one or more of these, and a 56 Organizer for your tools. The organization will pay for itself in no time. Get the Boss and watch your productivity zoom!

Intelligent Design, Well Made
I'm a homeowner. I remember seeing our electrician with a few of these several years ago, so I finally got around to getting one. They sit on a ladder shelf easily and securely. You can pick em up, toss em around. Reaching in the large compartments to get nails, small parts, etc is easy. I used to use a nail bag you tie around your waist. This is much better. Most of the time I don't need to wear a cumbersome tool belt.The bag is well built with good materials. PLUS Bucket Boss / Fiskars have a no questions asked warranty for the LIFE of the product. Just make sure to cut out the warranty card on the box and mail it in. Plus outside pockets for small tools and what not. ... Read more

Features

• Measures 24 inch x 11 inch x 9 inch
• Perfect for levels or a sawzall
• 3 outside pockets, 8 interior pockets
• Dual elastic straps
• 600 Denier fabric

Reviews (4)

Overall a great bag
What a great bag! I have a few quibbles; as noted, the inside pockets are a bit tight. The zipper tab doesn't seem to match the heft of the zipper. The exterior pocket flaps should be a bit wider/broader to cover the pocket and the gatemouth design seems to balk if you stuff the bag. All minor. Well constructed overall and every bit worth the price. A reasonably lightweight bag that holds a decent amount - of course, you'll cram more into it than you can comfortably carry. Because it's a medium/long bag you have to balance the load - otherwise it dips - and why no shoulder pad? I personally wouldn't recommend the recip saw w/blade in the bag. I once tripped and landed on a nylon bag w/ a jigsaw - blade in thigh - ouch! No more. Blades off all saws (except circular) and hard cased for transport. I like this bag a lot.

Excellent Tool Carrier
great way to carry a good mix of tools around

Great for cordless tools
This bag is very durable and practical for hauling around your cordless tools. I use mine to hold my Milwaukee 18 v cordless saw and drill as well as a D-handle Makita router and various hand tools. They all fit nicely. Three pouches on the outside each can house an 18 v battery. There is a sturdy divider that velcroes on the inside and several small tool dividers for nail sets, pencils, blades, etc. The bottom is nicely padded and the shoulder strap is rugged.

I can't carry what it can hold!
Man, these bags are great! I fit a lot of my personal tools in here and had to take some out because the whole was too heavy! I love the durable cloth; I love the shoulder strap; but what I like most is the use of space. There is a neat set of straps on top for a 2' level. There are organizational pockets on the inside for pencils, chisels, and whatnot.

There is a lot of room. They're not kidding when they say you can fit a sawzall in there. ... Read more