Gunsmithing Shop Mats
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Re: Shop Mats
Get the cheap ones at Lowe's or Home Depot and change them every so often. I use paper towels or shop towels down where the oil drips.
Get the cheap ones at Lowe's or Home Depot and change them every so often. I use paper towels or shop towels down where the oil drips.
Re: Shop Mats
http://www.cpidivisions.com/Sorbent%20Division.htm
our machinist uses these at his bench and spill lots of oil on them it will absorb a lot. He also says they are fairly comfy to stand on all day vs the bare concrete.
http://www.cpidivisions.com/Sorbent%20Division.htm
our machinist uses these at his bench and spill lots of oil on them it will absorb a lot. He also says they are fairly comfy to stand on all day vs the bare concrete.
Re: Shop Mats
Contact your local Matco tools distributor. They offer a mat that is chemical resistant and is REALLY nice to stand on for long periods of time.
Contact your local Matco tools distributor. They offer a mat that is chemical resistant and is REALLY nice to stand on for long periods of time.
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I use "NoTrac" brand mats form MSC. They have several different sizes. The ones that use are 7/8" thick and have holes to allow chips and coolant to go thru. They have a long taper on the edge to cut down on me tripping. They are comfortable and fairly chemical resistant.
I use "NoTrac" brand mats form MSC. They have several different sizes. The ones that use are 7/8" thick and have holes to allow chips and coolant to go thru. They have a long taper on the edge to cut down on me tripping. They are comfortable and fairly chemical resistant.
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