I received this since the terms of my credit card warranty required me to buy a soap dispenser in order to replace the SmartMore Smart Soap Dispenser. After experiencing the deaths of two SmartMore Smart Soap Dispensers within a year, I declined to buy another one. There weren't many soap dispensers with a visible timer like this one. The best thing about this soap dispenser is that it covers all three phases of hand washing, allowing you to be sure you are doing it correctly. The soap is dispensed in a three-second phase first. The stage of hand washing comes second. There is a rinse phase that follows hand washing. The phase has shifted, and this is indicated both visually and aurally. I should also mention that I haven't had a lot of unintentional activations. Although it hasn't needed to be recharged after only two weeks of use, I still have reservations about its longevity because of my previous purchase, but for now, it meets all of my needs. The size is the one potential drawback, though I'm not sure if that's

An essential tool for any serious gun aficionado is this one! particularly if you trade old, used guns and have a C&R license. Using this borescope, it is simple to identify issues such as dirt, rust, pits, copper foiling, damage to the rifling, etc. It came in a strong storage case, fully charged. Straight out of the package, I could use it and snap images. It includes three degrees of light intensity adjustment and digital zoom. This borescope automatically focuses on nearby objects, saving you the trouble of doing so by hand. Because of the ISP display, the image is incredibly sharp, has a great contrast, and has many details visible. It can be a little confusing to use a mirror attachment because you are simultaneously viewing the image in front of the scope and the mirrored image. As a result, getting acclimated to it takes time. The mirrors are incredibly simple to screw on and come in a variety of sizes. It has a really lengthy flexible probe cable; with my longest rifle, I can push it through and see the entire barrel length from end to end. This is unique.

This is a modal window. No comparable source was found for this media. When I got my first 3D printer, a Geeetech A20M here a while ago, I was naturally very excited. One notable difficulty was, however, the noise level when printing. It is sitting in my office so if I needed to print during work hours, it was practically difficult. My workspace is adjacent to the bedroom which also meant that printing at night was interfering with my sleep... So I was between a rock and a hard place. While I am working on my enclosure, I ordered these dampers along with new pulleys because mine were press-fit (but that's another story). It took me over a week to get them put because I had to wait for all the parts but today was the day! I popped off the old pulleys, applied the dampers to the X and Y-axes, mounted the new pulleys, and fired her up. Although I had seen practically 100% favorable reviews for these kind of dampers, the real-life experience is mind-blowing! The hotend cooling fan is now by far the loudest