Based on the Vietnam Tomahawk the Fusion Tactical Tomahawk is an extreme evolution of the original which was considered one of the more unusual weapons of its day. Today there is a real need for a versatile tool for breaching operations, excavation, obstacle removal, extraction, and other utility applications. The 420 stainless steel head with Hardcased coating is mounted to the hardwood handle with heavy duty bolts and a steel ferrule to keep the wood from splitting. Side hammer checkering insures precise placement when pounding. Carried in a nylon sheath this is a universal tool for modern man.Overall Length: 15.75"Head Length: 8.25"Edge Length: 2.75"Steel: 420 Stainless SteelFinish: Hardcased BlackEdge: StraightWeight: 24ozHandle: Black PolymerComes with: Nylon sheath
Customer Review: on my husband's christmas list
My husband said he needed one of these. It is wrapped and going under the tree but it is a good quality and nice looking tomahawk.
Customer Review: wobbles
the head chipped while clearing brush.
it wobbled thru the air when thrown.
the blade does handle small limbs nicely.
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SOG Specialty Knives F01T Fusion Tactical Tomahawk, Black Hardcased
Calculated Industries 5065 ElectriCalc Pro Measurement Conversion Calculator
Electrical Contractors Designers Electricians and Lighting Specialists solve tough electrical calculations in seconds and deliver those solutions in conformance with the latest NEC . The ElectriCalc Pro is a complete electrical reference tool that will save time trouble and money. Update to future NEC updates with an easy-to-install kit. Includes Armadillo Gear protective Hard Case.It helps you solve for: Wire Sizes Integrated Voltage Drop Conduit Sizing Motor Full-Load Amps Fuse and Breaker Sizes NEC Table Number displayed when performing Wire Size calculations Service and Equipment Grounding Conductor Sizes Enter BTU to find Kilowatts per Hour Enter Kilowatts per Hour to find BTU Parallel Resistance Ohm s Law Calculations enter any two values to solve for the third Circular MILS wire sizes It helps you: Work directly in and convert between Amps Watts Volts Volt-Amps kVA kW PF% and EFF% and DC Resistance Calculate wire sizes per NEC 310-16 and 310-17; Copper or aluminum 3 /1 60 C 75 C 90 C insulation ratings and 100% or 125% of ampacity. Adjust wire sizes for ambient temperatures other than 30? C and for more than three wires in a raceway Integrated voltage drop solutions. Find minimum VD wire size maximum Length for any given wire size drop percentage actual number and percentage of Volts dropped Conduit sizing for 12 types of conduit. Per 2005 NEC Table C1-C12 find sizing of all common conduits for any combination for #THW #XHHW and # THHN wires. Plus gives fill percentages cross-sectional areas remaining areas and more Find Motor Full-Load Amps per Current NEC . Works in 1 and 3 with the new expanded tables for 3 induction (to 500 hp) synchronous (to 200 hp) and DC motors per NEC 430-247 430- 248 and 430-250. Calculates Fuse and Breaker Sizes. Solves fuse and breaker sizes per NEC 430-52 Parallel and derated wire sizing Parallel Resistance NEC Table number Displays when performing Wire Sizes calcul
Customer Review: GREAT PRODUCT!
This is very easy to use, a great product. I highly recommend this to any electrician or student electrician. The fact that the formulas are pre-loaded for calculations makes it such a perfect tool.
Customer Review: The correct tool for the job.
If you are an electrician and you need to quickly calculate loads, voltage drops, conduit/raceway sizes and any other electrical calculations, this calculator is a great tool. It is currently updated to the 2008 NEC. When the NEC does a change/update, this calculator has the ability to be updated to always be current with the NEC. Instead of having to flip through tables in the NEC, you can use this calculator to quickly find your answers. It is a tool that I would recommend to any electrician.
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POCKET LASER SHOW
Palm-Sized Disco The tiny unit, 3-3/4" x 2" x 2-5/8" OA, projects a bunch of scintillating red laser patterns on some otherwise dull surface, like your wall. It has controls for patterns and direction, plus manual or automatic operation, a demo mode, wrist strap, and a fold-down easel so you can set it up and boogie along instead of holding it for your friends. Runs on (3) "AAA"s, included.
Customer Review: Cool little laser
This laser is pretty fun. It is reeally small, though- i.e. it really does fit in your pocket. I like it a lot, but the only thing I could say that's wrong with it is it's not very bright. The room has to be pretty dark for it to be impressive. Also, the actual laser projection isn't very wide unless you move the laser really far away from the wall or ceiling that you're projecting it on. But for the price it's a pretty sweet lil gadget.
Customer Review: Pocket Lazer
This item does what it says it does in the description. It's pretty cool for a small item and the light projected from it is a little brighter than I expected it to be. However the downside of it is that I practically had to break it to get the battery area open. They need to fix this and make it easier to pry it open with a knife or coin by putting a little slot there. But for the cheap price (I paid $12), it's pretty good.
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Saturday Night Live - Game Show Parodies
This thematic video, featuring the best game-show parodies presented by Saturday Night Live, concentrates mostly on the later years, with regulars Mike Myers, Dana Carvey, Phil Hartman, Chris Rock, Adam Sandler, Julia Sweeny, and Chris Farley dominating the proceedings. And though some of the skits have their moments, such as when guest host Joe Pesci menaces seriously out-of-place contestant Chris Rock on "Bensonhurst Dating Game," an inevitable feeling of sameness can creep in. Perhaps that's mostly forgivable, as the individual sketches were not written or acted to be seen one after another. Besides regular cast members, guest hosts were regularly put to work in game-show skits, with varying degrees of comedic success--Garth Brooks (in drag in a misbegotten parody titled "Old French Whore"), Jerry Seinfeld, Tom Hanks, and Quentin Tarantino. Gilda Radner and Bill Murray appear all too briefly in a snippet of a sketch from the early years, but seeing Steve Martin, Dan Aykroyd, Laraine Newman, and Chevy Chase in "Jeopardy 1999" from the show's first season is a treat. For a fan of 1990s vintage Saturday Night Live, this tape does have its winning moments, but it may be best watched in small doses. --Robert J. McNamara
Customer Review: Well it wasn't bad
Overall it was just an average video. The title is somewhat deceiving since not all the skits were game shows. What was disappointing was in some sections they didn't show all of the game shows they were parodying.
Customer Review: Varies wildly from hysterically funny to downright awful.
As you might expect, this "Saturday Night Live" tape is a lot like the show. Some of the skits are fantastic while others fall flat on their face.
The tape both starts and ends on a high note. The first skit is one that skewers our characterizations of French prostitutes. Garth Brooks (whom I didn't recognize at first) is in drag and is very funny. The final skit is the classic "Celebrity Jeopardy" episode where the contestants are supposed to be Tom Cruise, Adam Sandler (played FLAWLESSLY by Jimmy Fallon) and Sean Connery. Will Ferrell, playing Alex Trebek of course, delivers some of his best dry humor ever.
Regarding the rest of the tape, it's interesting to note that the best clips are those that shouldn't even be included...skits that have nothing to do with game shows. The best of the bunch is a mock promo advertising a new show coming to NBC called "Princess & The Homeboy". Tim Meadows is completely outrageous as G-Dog. It's some of the edgiest stuff that the writers of SNL ever came up with.
It's true that most of these SNL tapes don't seem to be chock full of the best that the show has had to offer. However, at least this one is able to provide a fair share of laughs and is worth a rental or a purchase at a cheap price.
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Elmo's World - Birthdays, Games & More
First up, it's birthday time! Elmo knows everyone loves birthdays and here takes a close-up look at the celebration. The zany Mr. Noodle gives us a gift-wrapping lesson, but first gets caught up in the wrapping paper! Then we join a son and his father in their kitchen as they go through the steps of baking a birthday cake for mom. After that, we watch as Elmo is visited by a chatty birthday cake who playfully admits that being a cake is in fact, "a piece of cake!"
Who can think of all this birthday fun without games coming to mind? Elmo loves to play games and here he explores all his favorites with his Sesame Street friends. Mr. Noodle joins in the fun with a jump rope lesson, of course, with a little silliness mixed in. Two Sesame Street kids teach each other 'where is thumpkin' in both English and Spanish. Finally, Elmo uses his imagination to become a basketball star where he announces, "Elmo got game!"
Pets are last up on this fun-filled home video. First, Mr. Noodle tries to play fetch with a goldfish and a hamster before Barkely the dog shows up. Then, kids explain how they play with their own pets - lizards, cats and guinea pugs included. Last up, Elmo gets a real sense of what being a pet is like when he imagines himself as a fish, a hamster, and a bird!
Customer Review: Wish there was more birthday scenes
Only giving it 4 stars because there is not that much birthday related scenes. I bought it because my son is obsessed with birthdays - they don't even sing the traditional Happy Birthday Song!! But my son still looooooves this DVD and entertains him greatly. Very fun DVD - even with the little birthday scenes.
Customer Review: Baby loves it and so does dad
Elmo is very funny. Baby loves it and I have to say that Elmo character makes some comments and jokes that only an adult would understand. I find him very entertaining compared to Barney and Tellitubies. I would pick watching Elmo anyday over the other children DVDs.
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Barney Fun & Games
There's an exciting set at the center of this episode, in which Barney and company try to activate a game machine. The kids fill it with stuff from other games, and after digesting the mixed contents, it creates one, big awesome game. The set looks good, colorful, busy. Young viewers will enjoy trying to figure out how the big game works or at least enjoy watching Barney figuring it out. --Tom Keogh
Customer Review: YA THIS IS CHRISTIANS COUSIN WE WACHED IT WITH ME AT MY HOUSE
HELLO AM CHRISTIANS COUSIN BAMED ADRIANA
SOMETIMES WE SPEND THE NIGHT AND WE WACH THIS TOGTHER I HAVE A GREAT BED SOMETIMES WE LIKE EACH OTHER
THATS WHY WERE FRIENDS IF U COME UP WITH AN AGREMENT AND KNOW WGI EACG ITGER ARE STAY FRIEND
WELL HE STARTED SELPING WITH ME FOR 900999 YEARS AND THEN HE STARTED SLEPING WITH MY FRIEND KILLY THEN KILLY AND HIM MOVED HERE WE STAYED UP ALL NIGHT THAT NIGHT KILLY AND I BOTH LOVE CHRISTIAN HE IS SOOO GOOD AND HE IS SOO HAPPY WHEN KILLY AND I PUT THIS ON HTID IS A GRAIT ONE TRUST ME THIS IS SUCH A GRAIT ONE WE WACHED THIS ITS SO GRAIT I THINK KILLY AND I LOBE CHRISTIAN BYE I WILL KEEP WIRTING REVEWS
THIS IS THE 1ST REVEW I HAVE EVER MADE ON AMAZON.COM I ALOS WACHED THE BARNEY TIME LIFE VIDEOS WITH HIM THERE GREAT TOO
Customer Review: Make The Game Machine Work!
My eight year old loved this video. It starts at a school where the cast tries to fix the "game machine." While they try to make it work, they put toys and games inside to activate the machine. My eight year old loved the "tape recorder" part, the "airplane" part, and the "beddy bye" part. I guarantee that your preschooler will love this video and encourage Barney, Baby Bop, B.J., Jason, Kristen, Min, and Jesse to make the "game machine" work.
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Elmo's World - Families, Mail & Bath Time
Studio: Genius Products Inc Release Date: 06/08/2004 Rating: Nr
Customer Review: elmo dvd
I recieved the dvd fairly fast. It was sent in great condition and works beautifully.
Customer Review: One of the best!
I give it a 5 star to this product just because I actually watched it with my son and he loved it from the beginning to the end. He was hooked up immediately and I have to admit I loved it too.2 Thumbs up.
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