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Built Extra Relish Lunch Tote
$32.99 With the Built Extra Relish Lunch Tote youâll be able to eat a home cooked meal, where ever you roam. Save money and eat healthy by avoiding pricey restaurants and unhealthy fast-food. This lunch carrier not only looks good, itâs also quality Built. The Extra Relish Lunch Tote is made of neoprene-the wetsuit material-so, itâs durable, flexible and insulated. It will keep your cold f... |
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Zebra Skin Print Decorative Switchplate Cover
$4.50 Handcrafted to the highest standards using the artistry of the decoupage technique, artwork is triple sealed with a special sealant to ensure durability,easy cleaning and obtain an enamel like finish. Artwork will not fade. Our switchplates are heavy duty plastic nylon that is virtually unbreakable and hardware is included. A cinch to install. Each one of our switchplates is handcrafted with great... |
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Dramm 12380 Heavy-Duty Brass Adjustable Hose Nozzle
$9.49 * Great clean up nozzle * Fan to cone spray * Brass * Made in USA * 12 per display... |
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Chicago Transit Authority (DVD - Quadraphonic)
$45.00 Rhino Handmade raids the vault again to release Chicago's chart-topping debut, CHICAGO TRANSIT AUTHORITY in true, discrete Quadraphonic sound for the first time ever. Mastered from early 1970s Quad mixes, the DVD offers unheralded takes on the band's unique fusion of rock and jazz. CHICAGO TRANSIT AUTHORITY rose to the top of the charts in 1969, with 12 unforgettable tracks including the hit sin... |
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Live At The Starwood: Dec. 3, 1980
$49.98 After The Germs' snarling debut "Forming" helped usher in the West Coast punk scene in 1977, singer Darby Crash, guitarist Pat Smear, bassist Lorna Doom, and drummer Don Bolles returned two years later with (GI), an unrelenting onslaught of primal pounding and verbal venom that influenced a generation. But it was the group's unhinged concerts -- often teetering on the brink of riotous bedlam -- th... |
Can I make hand made hardwood floor to sell?
I made some hard wood floor to a costumer of my and for me too but I don’t no if I can manufacture more for selling it in a wider range.
Custom made millwork is a very good trade. It costs a good bit to get going. Shapers,saws,and sanders are costly, but if you got an itch-scratch it! I’ve been doing custom work for years. Sometimes the only way to replce damaged wood is to have it custom made. Lots of styles of flooring and trim used in the “50’s and “60’s aren’t available today. I’ve gone as far as having to order a special built set of shaper knives to mill some trim. Nothing is impossible when it comes to wood.
