MaxTite Pine Wood Shims, Professional Contractor Grade (Box of 120)
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WI Customer
> 24 hourGood quality.
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Crystal Elliott
> 24 hourIm using them for crafts. They are smaller than I thought but they work for what Im doing.
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NELSON
> 24 hourDo not purchase if you need 1 1/2 inch wide shims as these are labeled, they are 1 1/4 so they dont for use, other then that, good product
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Darlene Lanners
> 24 hourI like how it crackles when it burns
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Carol
> 24 hourVery rough and uneven edges, not at all as advertised. Would not purchase again.
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sparky
> 24 hourGood quality shims, packed neatly in shrink wrap.
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EBK
> 24 hourExactly as described, high quality, arrived promptly and in great condition!
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Mike
> 24 hourTheyre good pine shims. I prefer cedar ones, but these are trying times for lumber.
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J. Mccourt
> 24 hourI use wood shims to help set rocks securely in a vise before slabbing them in a slab saw. I had been using what my local hardware store usually had - always picking up 10 or 20 at a time because they get broken or lost in oil or stolen by the gnomes. I had been using Nelson kiln-dried wood shims for years because thats what my local store always carried... They work but they dont have a lot of give to them and often break instead of bend. I am sure they have lots of other great functions, but now that Ive found these Pine shims, I dont think Ill ever use anything else.... The point of using shims in the vise is to protect your vise pads - so the stone digs into the shims but not into the pads. These have GREAT bite. You can really see the rock sinking into the shim when tightening the saw. And I love how you get 120 for just $22. This is the brand Im sticking with from now on.
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StarGirl#1
> 24 hourWood is good quality. Thickness very good.