In the picture where it is stamped Kansas City , KS Of course, technically it does not say "Made in USA," but I guess made in KS is good enough.
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Jan 08, 2005
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There is no pain, you are receding...
Ah yes - a somewhat unique industry. Furniture is likewise marked up in huge ways, but both of those stand out quite uniquely in terms of the mark up they enjoy.
Confession time. I did not check whether they were milled or not. Edwin asserted that they were and I just took his word for it - lazy me. I had previously thought they were just stamped based on the picture on the web site.
They're milled to within .002" per side.
I missed that. where does it say that?
I followed one of the links that someone posted to the manufacturer's site and I did see it there. See if you can find one of the posts from the last couple of days - after the date of my comment above, and you should find the link.
Looked at the pic and they are not milled I can see the die marks on them from the press....they may say that, but I see otherwise....Brian
just my $.02 worth anyway> couple of days - after the date of my comment above, and you should find the
Hey Brian - include the text you're referring to in your posts will ya? A lot of folks do not keep the entire thread tree visible in our readers and it's about impossible to tell exactly who or what you're commenting on when you don't include the text.
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Looked at the pic and they are not milled I can see the die marks on them from the press....they may say that, but I see otherwise....Brian
Sorry bout that Mike..I forgot about that................Brian
Brian they are milled on the reference surfaces - on 3 faces, to within .002" over 6". Material is sheared and bent aluminum - 3/16 thick...
The web copy is being/has been updated....
Cheers -
Rob
Great, but I don't have any 11 gauge steel, nor do I have a shear, brake, etc.
I think you might want to re-punctuate that. ("Eats, shoots, and leaves.")
OK - You suck, Brian.
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