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ResMed Airtouch F20 Small Cushion Replacement Memory Foam Original Sealed

Apr 28, 2024

Just what I needed, thanks!

OEM OMTech K40 CO2 Laser Tube For K40 Engraver Machine (Open Box) Brandnew

Aug 15, 2022

I'm actually in awe

I'm used to using the 720mm tubes and this is only like 635mm tube or very close to it and it's outperforming the Ten-High 720mm tube I previously had in. I'm not sure what to think about this because I didn't expect a 38 watt rated (probably peak) tube to work this well.

Portable Wheel Balancer Bullseye Bubble Level Tire Hub Rim Home DIY Car Truck

Mar 13, 2019

Works like it should, even on smaller wheels if you know what you're doing.

Not sure why some people are having so much trouble, it works fine for me and doesn't take a lot to operate. I even checked it with another bullseye level and it's spot on. The pivot pin is sharp, which makes it very sensitive and that's what you want! I've used smaller wheels on it as well, you just have to push it down to center the wheel on the shaft and then it stays in place when you let up. If you do have wheels that spring back up a little, you can do as others have and cut about an inch off of each spring and go from there. The springs press against the rim to stabilize the wheel, otherwise, the wheel would possibly flop all the way over and be extremely difficult to balance.

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