I guess if you throw it down the stairs the bridge is not good enough. I have looked for an original locking ...
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as the same as my 1963 JM minus the lock on the wammy bar. I didn't need any other bridge as the mustang bridge with many years of playing. I guess if you throw it down the stairs the bridge is not good enough. I have looked for an original locking bar as a replacement. The squire I received is as well set up as needed for professional playing. I also build guitars from scratch, but for the price I couldn't pass it up My original 1963 JM cost me $400.00 in 1963 The quality is excelent. I find most guitars made in indonesia including the Epiphone line are superior to any other country's workmanship including the U.S.A. I went into Guitar center With $3000.00 to buy a Gibson S.g. And walked out with an Epiphone s.g. made  in Indonesia. I spent hours trying every S.g. in the place. Yep a $140.00 Epiphone said buy me and I did.
I have also purchased an american Strat for a bunch only to return it and buy a strat body and neck from a well known supplier of parts. It turned out much better than the american strat. I'm not fussy about how guitars are set up. I set them for my own liking after purchase. Every guitar except for 6 were sold after friends tried them. I'm also partial to Fender amps. My first was a dual reverb from the 1960's. I know use a hot rod deluxe 3, modified by self. Also a great buy that I have is a Rogue. Lots of amp for little money.
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Apparently you cannot carry this bottle by simply holding the strap, otherwise the lid will pop off and the bottom portion of the bottle will fall.  Unfortunately in my case it fell onto concrete stairs and shattered.
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These fall over and/or come apart while under the boat cover with the slightest wind. Also, the segments make it either too short or too tall for the cover. I'm guessing the only way to make this really work would be to cut the segments to the exact height needed, then epoxy them together. I think that that a ratcheting, telescopic, or other adjustable unit would work much better.
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I have had this door for only a few months and does not work as good as the flexible doors with a magnet.  If you live in a high wind area this door is not the solution. My dogs were dramatized at first but started to use it after a month. For some reason the door locked up and would not open which caused some unwanted messes.  Is there any replacement parts for this assembly?  Now that I have this good size whole in my house and will try to make this work. I have filed the bottom part of the door so the dog can use it. Seems to work better after modification. The seal looks cheap and don't expect it to last long. I recommend using the other type door that is flexible. My dogs used the flexible type doors for years with no problems.
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This lock certainly works, but perhaps a little too well. The first time I used it, it got stuck in the door somehow. It would not allow the door to open whatsoever despite the red handle part being removed. It has done it several more times since then too. I finally had to bend it a lot to get it to work properly.
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I have had this lock since April.  I noticed last week that somebody tried to cut the lock.  I don't know when this happened since 90% of the time my bike is locked in a secure location.  Could have happened last week or months ago.  Plus side is the lock stood up to cable cutters no problem, though there is now a big gash through the plastic.  If I can figure out how to post a picture I will.  The down side is it was not enough of a deterrent , and somebody did make an attempt to cut the lock.  So I am going out to get a U-lock to take with me when I am not locking my bike up at the office, and just use this lock as an extra strong cable lock.  I got this originally because I figured it would be easier to get around stuff than a U lock, which it is.  I would say that of the 10% of the time that my bike is not secured at home of at my office, only half to a third of that time I would be leaving my bike in a high risk area, but for those times I am now convinced that a u lock is best.
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I bought one of these about two years ago and it fell apart.  It was rarely carried anywhere--basically used to store papers in my apartment.  I thought maybe it fell apart so quickly because I tried to store too much stuff in the upper pockets and decided it would replace it and try to make it last by not over-filing lt.  New one case today and after setting the combination (which was difficult because the the numbers seemed loose) I locked the case and then could not open the lock on one side.  Don't think it was because I forgot the combination, because I always use the same combination and used the same combo for both locks.  Possibly the loose tumblers were the culprit.  Anyway, will probably be returning this for a refund and would NOT recommend it.
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We loved this product when we got it.  It has held up for 3 years without a dent.  But, the lock doesn't stay locked tight anymore.  We purchased it to keep our huge Goldendoodle and German Shepherd from getting into the trash.  Well, they now figured it out.  Even though I have the can placed between the wall and the small freezer they must jump on top of it and knock it over.  When that happens I am guessing the lock becomes unlatched and yes I have trash all over. I have given up.
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The locking screw slips and the spring disengaged and I repaired it.  Now it does not lock very tight.  I ended up using a locking pair of pliers.
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Edit: Oria somehow removed my original review so I have to repost this.

Very insecure and low quality lock. The parts rattle inside when you shake it. The when locked, the shackle doesn't go very far into the body of the lock. Also the body of the lock is made of brittle cast steel and has a seam right where the shackle enters which makes it even weaker.

You might be fine if you're not looking to secure much but don't trust this lock with anything valuable.
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I've used OXO's salad spinner, which gave me many years of use before crapping out. I tried this one because the lever is great - gives you more leverage and requires less effort. But the first one of these I bought, you couldn't line up the catch with the handle once it was pressed down, so you couldn't lock the handle the way it's supposed to be locked for storage. They replaced it. Now, I have three problems with it: 1) the white rim on the top keeps separating from the unit, 2) part of the handle has chipped, 3) after a couple of months of being able to lock the handle, it is agin impossible to lock. And it's too late to return/replace. So I'd advise against this one.
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I just received this product and although I really like the concept and my cats adjusted pretty well Im concerned that the handle doesnt lock properly. I don't want to just return it but would like to swap it out for one that locks correctly if possible.
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I wanted to love this lock, it worked so well when I played with it however it was thrown out or cut off or something the first time I used it which is upsetting as I never got to see if it works.
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The set-screw-style bolts as the only connection to the bar just aren't sufficient. Even when positioned meticulously,  the chain won't budge once those bolts are anywhere near as tight as they need to be to keep the whole rest of the thing from moving around. I'd like the rest of it if the connection to the bar was better, but that failure makes the thing basically useless. I might try to modify it and/or the bar on my saw. I have an 18" Echo.
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There is one important problem; The locking mechanism does NOT work. After calling a very nice customer representative...They sent another. SO I had to improvise and fix this myself. For a $300- item one would think the specifics would work.
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My flattened bridge is too fat so it's fairly unstable and falls off easily.
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the bendy bridge did not fit the holes allotted for the house attachment. i have to re drill the hole.