SaoDavi
SaoDavi t1_j96vlzn wrote
Reply to comment by PascalsIdentity in Looking for an ice tray that can fit my freezer by PascalsIdentity
There's usually a sticker inside the door jamb or there abouts with the name, model, serial number, etc.
I feel like OP isn't even trying.
SaoDavi t1_j96uz32 wrote
Reply to comment by cosmorocker13 in Looking for an ice tray that can fit my freezer by PascalsIdentity
I've used them a lot too. Easy to find schematics and parts for all kinds of things. This should be an easy fix for OP.
SaoDavi t1_j4bbj66 wrote
Reply to comment by Kma_all_day in Was in the market for a new belt so I went with the grip6 I’ve seen suggested on here. A friend at work also recommended groovelife because of their 94 year “no BS” warranty. Supposedly covers lost or damaged belts for 94 years so I figured it fits as well assuming it really is a “No BS” Warranty by chocolate_spaghetti
Same. My Grip6 looks like new after several years as my daily.
SaoDavi t1_iwr8nxl wrote
Reply to comment by rackhamlerouge9 in ?best electric multitool (detail sander, drill, screwdriver, saw, etc...) by rackhamlerouge9
Not to dash your hopes, but it doesn't look like they sell it any more. It's was called "Jobmax". Amazon still has it available.
However, dedicated tools are much better and don't cost any more. They take up a little more space, but I highly recommend the full-sized kit over the modular kits that all use the same "engine" to run the tools.
There are plenty of major players making quality products in this space (Dewalt, Milwaukee, Ridgid, Bosch, Makita, etc.). Here's an example of a decent kit.
With Black Friday and holiday sales coming up, you can probably score an excellent deal.
SaoDavi t1_iwqz08t wrote
Reply to ?best electric multitool (detail sander, drill, screwdriver, saw, etc...) by rackhamlerouge9
Ridgid (US - Home Depot) has a very good set that does this. They also sell a kit of dedicated tools. Both work very well.
Not sure about UK options.
SaoDavi t1_iv4e20c wrote
Reply to comment by Suicidebob7 in Are there any BIFL electric toothbrushes? I'm tired of $40 Sonicares failing every year or two by Alfred-Bitchcock
Same. But I had to change the batteries after the first ones died in 2 years. But that was 15 years ago.
SaoDavi t1_iu52tvl wrote
Reply to comment by _Kapok_ in Best cordless vacuum cleaner: Is Dyson still the winner? by Twi2122
I have 2 of them and I feel like I'm replacing the batteries every 18 months. Seem much less reliable than my power tools which also use rechargeable Li batteries.
SaoDavi t1_irmsaob wrote
Reply to comment by ImRealFunAtParties in What's a good BIFL pair of comfortable shoes for women? by ImRealFunAtParties
Those residents are still wearing their Rockports, so I wouldn't stress too much on their opinion of your shoes.
Hoka FTW.
SaoDavi t1_j9dh51l wrote
Reply to What’s your approach to BIFL while still trying to be remain frugal? by [deleted]
There's a premium associated with luxury products that is strictly associated with brand recognition and brand cache.
You can often find smaller brands with comparable quality without having the upcharge for celebrity endorsements, tv commercials, golf tournaments, huge management overhead, pensions, etc.
You can get some good values there and even better ones on the secondary market.
This is especially true for clothing, mattresses, furniture, and similar items. Main drawback is that it requires you to gain a lot of knowledge in those areas so you can discern the gems from the junk.