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- #41
I'm hopeful no more than $60 shipped for the bracket. That will also include hardware for most extinguishers. I'm still trying to get that down though.
ARCHIVE 100 series fire extinguisher mount
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I'm hopeful no more than $60 shipped for the bracket. That will also include hardware for most extinguishers. I'm still trying to get that down though.
Somebodyelse5
16124-75030
That's super fair. I'll definitely want one. Are they stainless?
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- #43
Yup. Brushed 304 stainless. Only downside is they all have scratches and such from being handled. They wouldn't be good enough for the fascia of a fridge, but I think the will do for this.
Somebodyelse5
16124-75030
A minute or two with a purple scotchbrite and they'll look perfect. I really like the raw stainless look. Good job on these. Let us know when they go live
I am ready to buy one for $60, scratches be damned. How do I purchase one?
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Very soon! I'm shooting for a giveaway this memorial day weekend then going live with them shortly after.
I'm going to need one as well!!
OB-1
SILVER Star
I'm in as well!
Me too, just let me know when/how.
This could be nice for a lot of things. Flashlight mount, hatchet mount, first aid kit mount, pistol and mags. Small quick fist or molle system.
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- #51
I need some customer input. Debating material/pricing for the big order.
Here's the options:
1) Brushed stainless like in the earlier photos that will have some scratching from handling. Will not have to worry about coating rubbing off if used as a MOLLE. Cost would be about $65 each and probably $110 for 2
2) mild steel with a nice black powder coating. Would possibly get scratched up but it's inside, so likely won't rust. Would be about $57 each and $100 for two.
If the stainless were a perfect finish, I think it would be a no brainier.
I want to know what you guys think, so please share!
Here's the options:
1) Brushed stainless like in the earlier photos that will have some scratching from handling. Will not have to worry about coating rubbing off if used as a MOLLE. Cost would be about $65 each and probably $110 for 2
2) mild steel with a nice black powder coating. Would possibly get scratched up but it's inside, so likely won't rust. Would be about $57 each and $100 for two.
If the stainless were a perfect finish, I think it would be a no brainier.
I want to know what you guys think, so please share!
I've vote bare steel. I have a tan interior, so I would spray paint it either way to match, as black looks weird with the "oak" (or whatever they call that color) interior.
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- #53
You mean bare mild steel, or bare stainless? Bare mild would be the cheapest, but I don't know how many people want to deal with having to paint their new product.
Stainless, what's 8 bucks really? I think anything is going to get scratched and with this material you will never have to respray it, etc. If you scratch a piece of stainless you just rough it back up with a scotch-brite pad, right?
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- #55
Pretty much. It may not have a total uniform look, but the scotchbrite would help blend scratches somewhat. It's never going to be as perfect as a brushed stainless appliance.
Stainless. I'll take 2.
Another vote for stainless and I'd be in for 2
Either or is fine, frankly. There isn't much difference in the price.
Is the first batch already gone?
Is the first batch already gone?
