Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
OT - some other nifty Lee Valley stuff *LINK*
Bill Houghton, sunny again in Sebastopol, CA
>I tossed a few little items into some recent LV orders, and would like to rave about two. The first one is their "nozzle caps," which go on caulk tubes (see link). I just rolled one off the tube of latex caulk on which it's been for a few weeks, and the caulk is still great. WAY better than the roofing nails I've been using.
Bill, no affiliation except a really happy customer
nozzle caps at LV
And (also OT - well, maybe less so) *LINK*
Bill Houghton, sunny again in Sebastopol, CA
>LV also sells "painter's pyramids," which are a definite improvement on the nails driven into the sawhorses that I've used for holding stock up off the sawhorse to paint edges without getting it stuck to the surface.
Possible additional use: I use a double-edged razor - the old style early safety razor. I suppose I should try putting a blade in one of the pyramids to see if it stays sharp...
painter's pyramids
Nifty LV OT . . .
Steve Mackay
>Being childless I'm always at a loss for a Neice for Christmas. LV to the rescue. The sundial ring is pretty cool. Its well crafted, interesting, comes with instructions and just pretty ( I hope ! ). Got it in the order with my nifty new radiant heater from the LV " back-room ". Now I'm the WARM " Cool Uncle " !