On Fri, 16 Sep 2011 07:16:51 -0500, Sunworshipper SW@GWNTUNDRA wrote:
On Fri, 16 Sep 2011 03:42:11 -0400, Tom Gardner mars@tacks wrote:
Here's the exchange I've had from bottom to top. I doubt it's a scam
but I'll be careful. I have a number of small foreign customers all
over the world and it's worked out well for both parties but they all
communicate in English. They usually want some special-purpose or
custom product...and we do that well. I just want to figure out what
this guy is looking for.
(I "x"ed out and diddled the e-mail addresses and URLs for the bots.)
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DO YOU SPEK ESPANIS?
NECESITO HABLAR EN ESPAÑOL.
GRACIAS.
JORGE MOLINA
--- El vie 9-sep-11, escribió:
De:
Asunto: Rv: CATALOGO.
Para: "Jorge Molina"
Fecha: viernes, 9 de septiembre de 2011, 23:12
Hello,
Our catalog is on the web at http://xxxxxx.com/
Tom Gardner
On 9/9/2011 11:40 AM, Jorge Molina wrote:
HI,I NEED ONE BRUSHES CARTALOGUE.
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JORGE MOLINA
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*De:* Jorge Molina
*Para:* "
*Enviado:* martes, 6 de septiembre de 2011 9:53
*Asunto:* Rv: CATALOGO.
----- Mensaje reenviado -----
*De:* Jorge Molina
*Para:* "
*Enviado:* lunes, 5 de septiembre de 2011 11:29
*Asunto:* CATALOGO.
POR FAVOR NECESITO UN CATALO DE SUS CEPILLOS.
Please necessary one catalog of your brushes
I need
MANDAR A
JORGE MOLINA
PHONE 00-591-7263711
SANTA CRUZ-
BOLIVIA.
I was wondering the other day if you make four inch diameter wire
wheels, cause these chinese ones start coming apart in the first
minute.
SW
Toms wire brushes are the BEST..bar none...I have ever used.
And they LAST a very long time!!
I do a lot of rust removal from heavy castings, plate and pipe, along
with slag removal...and I have found after having used them for the past
8 or so years..they are the best on the market.
5/8-11 stud .....3" for standard small angle grinders, 4" for a 7-9"
grinder, 2" for small work areas with an angle grinder. End Brushes for
close work areas with a die grinder.
Straight wire for light rust/slag...knotted brush for heavy rust/slag.
If you only want one type..get the knotted brushes. They last a very
long time for light use/slag.
http://ohiobrush.com/Pages/powertool.html
I also use the smaller stud mounted end brushes in a die grinder and
electric drill. In fact..I have one currently in my drill press with a
knotted wire for cleaning up some motorcycle parts that were heavily
rusted/enameled.
Good..good..Great **** Maynard!!
Toms brushes last at least 5 times longer than chicom brushes, and that
is a huge huge cost saver in the first place. And you dont need to wear
a leather apron to keep the wires from stabbing into your
skin/shirt/pants/nads. Though with the bigger ones..use a leather apron
as a matter of course. Let one get away from you.....best to have some
cover over your lil buddy.....chuckle..
Gunner
"In the history of mankind, there have always been men and women who's goal
in life is to take down nations. We have just elected such a man to run our
country." - David Lloyyd (2008)