best deal of the week on ebay or another damned nerve sale?

[Alistair Hosie]

What to do with waste material!Alistair

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Milling-Cu...p2056016.l4276

[Rosco-P]

What's a "nerve sale"? Tool dip can be re-melted and re-used, plus it looks like the sale inmcludes several new block. Can't put a value on it because I buy tool netting.

[MrSleepy]

What's a "nerve sale"?
as in....
"He has the nerve to charge for that rubbish"


Although that type of wax isn't cheap...so that price may be a bargain once re-melted.

Rob

[KJ1I]

But notice the seller did not state any quantity that the bid covers (at least that I could recognize). Is that 10 pounds per pound?

[Baz]

Ha Ha, This guy is a regular on my ebay searches since much of it doesn't sell the first few times around as he starts rather high. It's rather suprising that someone saved the stuff rather than just chucking it but maybe this will prompt a few people to think more about recycling even this trivial crud.

[Rosco-P]

But notice the seller did not state any quantity that the bid covers (at least that I could recognize). Is that 10 pounds per pound?

I looked at it as everything shown for 10 Brittish pounds, $16 USD approx.

[JCHannum]

I have an old price of around $6.00/lb. If the three blocks on the top of the pile are one pound each, it is a reasonably good buy. It can be remelted and used again, but you do need a means to heat it to around 350*F. Preferrably a melting pot with a good temperature control.

[dalee100]

Hi,

Yep, all reusable if you want dipped parts. A $10 pot style "deep fryer" will suffice for melting the wax.

Dalee

[Alistair Hosie]

Then immediately use the left overs for super precision french fries yuuuuch. Alistair