but this is by far the best. Get the aluminum
591297
I have used several stands for my Fire tablets, but this is by far the best. Get the aluminum. The plastic versions are too light. This one is light enough, yet heavy enough to not scoot around on you when you are trying to set your tablet down.
1584849
Of all the cases I have purchased for different electronics, this is by far, the best.
4915387
This is the best there is. Bought this to do the bed of my Tacoma, ended up doing the camper shell and the bed all at the same time with the one kit. I will say I am a painter by trade, but I have never sprayed anything automotive. I simply followed directions. For my camper shell, I set up my EzUp in the back yard and made it into a makeshift spray booth. I did the prep and masked it off really good, then I sprayed it with the included spray gun with two coats waiting the recommended time between coats, Came out amazing, Same with the bed of my Tacoma, but I did that in the driveway and covered up the ground and anything nearby, did the prep work as recommended and used the U-POL primer on bare metal areas. The result is better than paying a shop to do the same, It cost only $130 or so dollars and took me a weekend to do. I have bought more of this as now I want to do my fender flares and have done my front grill with it as well. Highly recommend this product. Just remember, its all in the prep work, Can't  stress enough that you gotta take your time prepping it,
2524596
Much better than the flimsy items I bought at the box store. Unfortunately I thought I would save money by ordering the other system from the box store and after installing it and using it once the plastic wall mounted plug broke off...these aluminum bases will never break and the machining involved is amazing...I don't know how they sell them so cheap! save time and money and just buy the "Rapid Air" kit rather than messing around with the others out there!
3642251
Keeps my big aluminum door shut effectively. Comes with everything you need.
3124935
Frickin game changer. If you are trying to solder without something like this stop now. Just having this my my soldering look and hold so much better. Worth twice it's weight in gold.
1760030
You will really wonder why you didn't buy this when you bought your planer. Its a bit expensive, but built super well, and worth every penny. Saying this, do yourself and favor and when you open the box, throw out the instructions and go to the Dewalt website and download the instructions, and even more important the exploded service parts view. The instructions that ship with this unit are VERY wrong, and clearly they knew it as the instructions on the website are actually right and completely different. You will beat your head against the wall if you follow whats included. Additionally the third wheel can be mounted in either the internal or external orientation. Though external takes up a bit more room, you will not be able to actually use the wheel if you opt to mount it in the internal position due to the lower shelf.

 Follow the above, and your going to be very happy with this purchase.
4931831
These are solid brass and will, I believe, last me the rest of my life. I compare these brass fixtures to aluminum repair parts that I had bought at Home Depot last October (2014). I did not like aluminum but HD no longer carried brass. Silly me: I should have waited and searched to buy brass fittings on Amazon instead of the aluminum ones (which were not low cost too boot). Well, from last October to the following March, the aluminum fittings had corroded and essentially "welded" themselves to my brass hose bibs and good thing I checked and removed them when I did as it was very difficult to get them off after only a few months. I checked and sure enough the same sort of thing happened with EVERY aluminum fitting I had bought, including hose repair parts AND quick disconnect couplings that I had on 6 different hoses !!! The aluminum fitting (a few months old) were all removed and GIVEN away (to charity). Here's what happened: the dissimilar metals involved (i.e. the aluminum fixtures and the brass hose parts) when situated in a conductive medium (hard water) created a "galvanic" effect where molecules from one metal type (aluminum) migrated to the other metal - brass, just like a metal plating process. The effect of the molecular migration was to pit and corrode the aluminum parts which became "welded" to the brass parts. The only way to avoid this sort of thing is to use metals of similar nature. A scale known as the Electromotive Series ranks the electrical "distance" of metal chemistry and those that are distant from each other on the scale, have an electrical potential difference that facilitates the galvanic plating mentioned above. By using brass against brass, (instead of aluminum against brass) the electrical distance is brought close to zero and so no plating effect will occur. You know, there is an old saying I heard once and it has stuck with me over the years. I don't know who to credit but it goes something like this: "The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten."
These solid brass fixtures may cost a little more but finding them on a store shelf has become more difficult. If I had bought brass to begin with, I would not have wasted what I spent on the aluminum fittings. I feel I will not need to replace these brass items probably for the rest of my life. Yes you WILL need to supply your own 2 cent washer, and yes the outer ring is knurled (not hexagonal) but you may never have to replace the solid brass fixtures again. I would suggest applying a small amount of appropriate lubricant when you assemble these to other (brass) parts, and live happily ever after.
2245888
There is an enormous difference between non-stick coatings and anodized aluminum. If you plan to use the pan for any amount of time, you're far better off paying a bit more for the anodized aluminum. Heat distribution is awesome, cleanup is a cinch, and the anti-stick properties of this pan far exceed those of other non-stick pans. It's a slam dunk of a pan, though it is a bit heavy. I think a little handle on the opposite side of the pan would have been fantastic, but I'm really just quibbling at this point.
467468
Perfect . . . . prefer the round bottom as less oil is used in the cooking process .  Steel is much better than aluminum in my opinion.
3801995
These are great. Spend the extra money on the AL Sport (ALuminum), I do not enjoy the plastic version. Also if you have bigger than average hands, it will be too short for you.
1890946
My wife an I duked it out between Calphalon Commercial Nonstick (now called "Contemporary") which she preferred for its lighter weight and All-Clad which I prefer for its tougher build.  We have a bunch of each.  The All-Clad stuff is better hands down.  It heats quicker and more evenly.  It seems to cook requiring lower stove temperatures.  The anodized exterior is smoother and of higher quality.  The clad stainless interior is exquisite and easy to clean.

This particular set is perfect - the most required pieces.  They constitute a complete kitchen set, lacking only, perhaps, a couple of larger pans (12" fry and 5 Qt. Saute are really nice to have).  The choice of stainless interior versus nonstick is personal - but I recommend the stainless interior.  First of all, the stainless interior is virtually indestructible and will last a lifetime.  All-Clad's nonstick interior is the best in the business, but it does wear out.  I've had several LTD nonstick pieces for 9 years now.  The ones that get a lot of wear are starting to wear out.  Nothing is more pathetic than a battleship built All-Clad pan with a frayed nonstick interior.  It's like putting fur in a truck bed.  Nonstick might be easier to clean up - but the difference is trivial.  Maybe you have the intention of cooking with less oil, but the difference between nonstick and LTD's excellent mirror-like stainless interior is also trivial.  I find the arguments for nonstick hard to defend.  That being said - the fry pan is where you'd most want non-stick and that's where you find it here.  Just right.

As for the review that says anodized aluminum exteriors are hard to maintain, she should read the product literature.  You clean anodized aluminum with a plastic scrubby (like the 3M green ones) with bleach cleanser (like Ajax or Comet).  Just make a paste with the cleanser and power away stains in moments.  Anodized aluminum - like all aluminum cannot be dish washed.  The phosphates and brightening agents in dishwasher soap with create a chalky powdery rot in the anodized surface.  If you are determined to dishwash your cookware you must forget about aluminum and stick to stainless steel.  All-Clad makes a great like of stainless cookware - but nothing is prettier than LTD's awesome black.
3681102
I'm done with so-called high-end cookware. I threw a whole set of Earthpans in the trash when these arrived at my house. No, these are not non-stick, but neither are non-stick pans after a couple weeks. These won't pit like aluminum. These heat evenly and hold heat well. These are durable; like military grade durable. They probably won't keep their mirror finish, and they take some elbow grease to clean if you burn them, but they do come clean and will keep coming clean for years without leaching anything toxic into your food. Buy some Barkeepers Friend scouring powder (I wouldn't use anything else) and clean-up is a cinch. Sometimes simple is best. These may be the last pans I buy. Be aware that like any commercial pan, these are not designed to protect people from their own stupidity. The lids get hot. The small handles on the stockpot get hot. The long handles are long enough that they stay cool enough to touch, but still deserve respect. When you heat up metal, it gets hot. Trust me... you'll only need to be reminded once and then you'll remember to grab a towel.
2511255
This product beats the others as it has an aluminum hinge that surpasses the other types that are made of plastic. This one is more durable than the Airbender, but doesn't have the easy detachable piece as the Airbender. Makes then IPAD more workable to use in a laptop configuration. The keyboard is very responsive and the battery is the best. I only charge it maybe every month and a half after using quite often.
415112
This aluminum foil is the best-- the non-stick side makes it so very easy to cook without wondering how to eliminate the crust on the bottom  of the pan --e.g., lasagna, which I make frequently.  In the past, I'd scrub and scrub and scrub to get my ironware clean, as ironware can't go into the dishwasher, but now I just line the pan with the Reynolds and it's a snap to clean .  The time this Reynolds Wrap has saved can't be counted and I always have a spare carton available.
884503
Tongs are absolutely essential in the kitchen, and these are the best you can buy.  Solid stainless steel with a soft rubber grip.  The locking mechanism works very well and is really useful for tongs.  Locking tongs are much better than tying a rubber band around non-locking tongs, which is something that Alton Brown of all people suggested in his "Gear" book (I tried that for a while and it was very inconvenient- seriously Alton?).

There are some reviews that say the spring mechanism pops out.  Well, my spring popped out right at the end of year 3 of using these guys.  Guess what?  You just pop in back in and they continue to work perfectly.  Apparently these people just gave up after it popped out?  The spring is simply a tightly coiled piece of wire with long ends.  At the top of the handle there are holes in the steel where the rubber grips are attached (they lock into the holes).  The spring pushes against this rubber- this is how the tongs are forced open when unlocked.  The ends of the spring may over time slowly slide out near the opening where the rubber is secured.  If that happens you just push the wire back in and secure the rubber over it.  I seriously did this once in 3 years and it took me less than 90 seconds, and I haven't had to do it since.

Don't let those reviews deter you- these are the best tongs money can buy.
2475910
I don't write a lot of reviews, but I had to write one about this product.  It is probably one of the highest quality items I've bought in a long time.  Normally, for little adapter thingies like this, you end up with some plastic piece of sh_t.  This thing is rock solid aluminum... no flex, no wiggle, no junk!

Best - and probably most importantly - it makes your 2.5" drive fit like a 3.5" drive.  Why is this so important, you might ask?  Lemme tell ya... if you are trying to put a 2.5" drive into a hot-swap drive bay, or a raid array, or some other chassis made for 3.5" drives, it is critical that the power and SATA plugs are in exactly the right place.  And, not just in the right place, but held there with enough rigidity that they won't move when pressed into a rack, or pulled out of one.  This bracket passes that test and then some!

Anyway - hope some of you fellow nerds find this helpful.