
These 12 oz. plastic bottles look like they might have been made for aftershave or hair oil. They might also line up very neatly in a rack in the lab or workshop. They're 4-1/2" across, 1-3/4" deep, and 5" tall (counting the screw-on cap). The mouth is 15/16" ID and they are a beautiful dark blue.
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26797 BLUE 12 OZ BOTTLES |
Ziplock(tm) type plastic bag of the size gnomes use to store leftovers. 1" sq, 2" sq, 2" x 3" or 3" x 4" (our each is a bag of 100), clear polyethylene (the 2" x 3" 27906 has a white strip across one side, 36562 does not.). Store rings, small rock samples, biology parts, and model pieces. Great for cleaning up behind your Guinea pig when you take him for a walk.
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90273 POLY BAG, 1" | |
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90274 POLY BAG, 2" | |
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36562 POLY BAG, 2" X 3" | |
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27906 POLY BAG, 2" X 3" W/STRIP | |
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34552 POLY BAG, 3" X 4" |
Tubing for all your tubing needs. We have rubber, acrylic, vinyl, and PVC, in a variety of somber colors. All are nice and flexible like a tube ought. And they're all at our typically low, low prices. See the table for the specs.
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25401 TUBING, 1/4"X3/8" | PVC | Green | Details | |
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15764 TUBING, 1/8" X 1/4" | Acrylic | Clear | Details | |
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27669 TUBING, 1/8"X3/16" | PVC | White | Details | |
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23757 TUBING, 1/8"X5/32" | Acrylic | Clear | Details |
Or gear down-for the science fair or for any number of hobby projects. This hard-to-find set of (3) combination spur/beveled gears-for when you want gears set either straight or at 90° to one another-also has one small spur gear, plus three bushings. All in red, green, or blue plastic (we'll pick). The combo-beveled gears are 1-5/8", 1-1/4" and 27/32" dia with 3/16" bores to accept the bushings, which are 3/16" OD, 3/32" ID. The straight gear is 17/32" dia with a 1/16" half-bore. All are 24 pitch.
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92657 GEAR SET |
You don't wear makeup on the boat or in the woods? Then protect your camera, MP3 player, cell phone, books, maps, wallet, tuna-fish sandwiches, spare socks or anything else that's moisture averse with one of our heavy-duty (23 mil thick) clear PVC waterproof pouches. The large one is 10-1/2" x 11-3/8" long when sealed, with a 12" carrying strap; the medium version is 7" x 10-1/4" long when sealed, with a 9" carrying strap. Both have multi-fold-over tops with ultra-sticky hook-and-loop closures, a super-substantial step up from those plastic zip-seal thingies.
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93098 PLASTIC POUCH, LG | |
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93099 PLASTIC POUCH, MED |
Dark-gray speckled plastic composition, this foot might be a shoemaker's model. Or it might be a petrified alien foot. Measures 9-5/8" long x 3-5/8" tall at the severed ankle. Right feet only, men's size 8-9, they say. Has a separation only between the big toe and the next one, but it's exactly the right size to function as a very odd cigarette holder. Local musicians also tell us that when hit with a drumstick it replicates perfectly a wood-block sound. It's hollow, but with a thick wall, so could probably be tapped for a thread if you're mounting it or making a person.
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38028 PLASTIC FOOT |
Frequent flier alert: Our each is (100) zip-seal bags in transparent, 2-mil plastic, complete with little cut-out handles on the top so you don't have to hold your toiletries in your teeth while you're in the airport security line. They measure 8" X 9-3/4" without the 3" handle, and have "Pack-n-Scan"" printed in red on one side. Equally useful, of course, for lunches, goodie bags, or anything else you need to seal and carry or hang up.
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38302 ZIP CARRY-ONS |
The professional popcorn community (yes, of course it exists) calls the cardboard version of this the "Classic Scoop Box-1911." Ours is 7-1/8" tall permanent red- and white-striped plastic, and empty, but no evening with the DVD player would be complete without it. It even says "Popcorn" on all (4) sides, in case you forget the name of your favorite movie snack.
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36572 POPCORN BOX |
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