(100 Pieces) PGN - 5/16 Inch (0.3125) Precision Chrome Steel Bearing Balls G25
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andrew williams
Greater than one weekThey arrived very fast and where just as advertised!!!
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basmath narcisse
> 3 dayEverything
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Rooster
> 3 dayThey were the exact right size and are working fine in my apple press.
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L. Booth
> 3 day>.. I do a fair amount of craft painting with acrylic paints, and probably have over 100 bottles in maybe 99 colors. But, I dont use every color every day, or even every week, and some not for months. So, when i use a less common color, often is is not really ready for use. >.. Acrylic paints are really an emulsion and when they dry they link tight and are often pretty darned waterproof. But, let them sit for a month or two and the emulsion can need some agitation to restore its best consistency. This is where these balls come into use. By now, most of my bottles have one of these in them, and just a few seconds shaking the bottle and hearing the ball move about in the paint, gives me a ready to paint color. >.. I got the idea from two sources, 1, a can of spray paint with the instructions that go like this: Shake vigorously for at least 30 seconds after you hear the ball in the can. and 2, from Army Paints who sell a smaller ball as an agitator for their paints. But when I tried their balls in my paints, they did not do well. So, I went to this size, 5/16s. These will sink in all but the thickest acrylic paint, and shaking for 30 seconds or so gives me well mixed, liquid paint ready to use. This works really well in the metallic and glitter paints (should work for the chalk paints, too, but I dont use that type of paint) as the metallic and glitter have more than pigment in their emulsions. And those elements really shine when properly mixed.
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Jesse J.
> 3 dayItem as described, no issues
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MARCO FRASSETTI
> 3 dayFurniture drawers track
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Alan Miwa
> 3 dayThese ball bearings were perfect for my project.
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Suzanne Love
> 3 dayok quality
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Prater
> 3 dayI dislike the product because I ordered the wrong size ball bearing. I ordered 5/16 and I should have ordered 3/8. The ball bearings I ordered are 1/16 too small. Can I exchange them for the 3/8 size?
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Lou A. Miller
> 3 dayWe used these ball bearings in a Science classroom experiment and they were just the right size. I realize this isnt your normal review but as a Science teacher, the speed of the shipment as well as the item being just as described, was very helpful!