Front Load Washer Plastic Shavings

Good build quality and comes with a plastic washer which is a plus. I’ve owned Chinese made ones and they tend to rust fast or break these have lasted the test of times infact it’s my second purchase of these. Only problem I can’t solve is I keep loosing em

The card works just as it should. This is really impressive when you consider that I didn't work as I should. I forgot the card in its little plastic holder in my pocket and it went through the washer and dryer. I do NOT recommend this, it might not work for you, yours might give up the ghost, but mine works like a dream even after that unintentional abuse.

There's not much to say about a screw adapter but it does what it's supposed to and it's strong. It comes with a plastic washer that goes on the small end, so you may or may not need to use it to get the proper orientation when you're mounting a DSLR or mirrorless camera on a slider.

This is a well designed and manufactured tripod foot. I was considering between Kirk and RRS and I went for Kirk because the knob design does not include a brass washer where it contacts the foot and happy with my choice. On the RSS LCF models, I find that the knob sometimes gets very tight and takes a lot of force to loosen and I blame the brass washer. CNC work is very good. Let's say it's at the same level as the best. Lever button which release the lock on the lens is well designed and locks with a satisfying click. You can't see it in the photo, but the button is shaped to stay flush with the foot profile, so you cannot see the button sticking out from the side. The only reservation I had was the plastic logo that sticks onto the foot. I would have preferred a laser engraved logo. My experience with these plastic logo is that it yellows out after years of use and may even drop out. But after mounting it on the lens, I don't notice it anymore.

I'm usually satisfied with Paterson products and this washer is no exception. It's made of durable plastic and the water hoses are thick and don't feel cheap. It washes paper well even with low water pressure. Worth the money.

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

I have to service self checkout registers and they are always full of bill shavings blocking sensors, I easily went through two cans of caned air a month, at 4 bucks a can, now I can blow indefinitely, this thing will pay for itself in a year

Better than generic shore mounts that often produce metal shavings while sliding or tightening that can get into your gear.

There's not a whole lot to say about it. It's a cheap plastic frame with glass front that does what it's supposed to do.

I had the thrustmaster wheel and pedals that came with the rs 300 wheel. They are plastic basically and after only 2 months, the torsion spring broke. So, while waiting for warranty service, I bought these load cell pedals. They are a massive improvement. The pedals are metal (the base is still plastic but it shouldn't matter). The load cell is really adjustable with different springs which are easy to remove and change. You do need to download the config software (to configure the firmware) even if you have it on a PS or XBox. At first, I hated the load cell since it was SOOO different from the basic brake on the other one but, I did some practice with it, got my trailbraking under control and my laptimes dropped by seconds, yes seconds. This is a MUCH better pedal but you will have to practice to learn to trailbrake with this load cell. It takes some time but it's worth it. Well built apparently, and very adjustable. I moved the clutch all the way over since I don't really use it. Pricewise, it is cheap compared to a lot of load cell pedals. I would recommend it.