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Titanium goodies...

Talk about favorite or hated suppliers, recommend good materials or sources, or anything of the same ilk. This is also a good place to suggest unique ideas and innovations you may have come up with.
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Zach
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Titanium goodies...

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http://www.titan-marine-hardware.com/

I was pondering the existence of one hand opening titanium hanks... didn't find those, but a lot of other extremely expensive cool looking bits to drool over.


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Piston hanks open singlehanded. Flip it around so that you're pushing the piston away from your body.
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Post by Ceasar Choppy »

LOL... I never thought I'd see Titanium Through Hulls!

The folding pad-eyes look nice, although I don't see any SWL ratings associated with them.
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Figment wrote:Piston hanks open singlehanded. Flip it around so that you're pushing the piston away from your body.
Ohhh!

Thanks

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