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A
adagio@our.net.au
Wed, Jun 13, 2001 7:03 AM

I've found that a very good way to protect mild steel, tool steel, etc. is
to wrap the item in Daubert Uni-Wrap A VCI paper. See

<http://www.daubertvci.com/works.htm>

This paper is amazingly effective. Don't send me a bill if this doesn't
work, but I would guess that a part well-wrapped in Uni-Wrap, then
vacuum-sealed would be in good shape after a couple of years.

Besides the protection, what is really nice about Uni-Wrap is that the part
isn't gummy or oily.

PS - a good vacuum-bagger is a nearly-essential applicance in our view. We
use ours constantly, and not just for tools and spares <g>. We also pack
food with it, including anything going into the freezer for a length of
time.

Steve Darden
s/v Adagio
GPO 2046
Hobart, TAS 7001
Australia
0415/782-305
http://www.adagiomarine.com

I've found that a very good way to protect mild steel, tool steel, etc. is to wrap the item in Daubert Uni-Wrap A VCI paper. See <http://www.daubertvci.com/works.htm> This paper is amazingly effective. Don't send me a bill if this doesn't work, but I would guess that a part well-wrapped in Uni-Wrap, then vacuum-sealed would be in good shape after a couple of years. Besides the protection, what is really nice about Uni-Wrap is that the part isn't gummy or oily. PS - a good vacuum-bagger is a nearly-essential applicance in our view. We use ours constantly, and not just for tools and spares <g>. We also pack food with it, including anything going into the freezer for a length of time. Steve Darden s/v Adagio GPO 2046 Hobart, TAS 7001 Australia 0415/782-305 http://www.adagiomarine.com
J
jkenyon@ssc.wisc.edu
Wed, Jun 13, 2001 6:58 PM

Hi Steve -

We are considering a vacuum bagger - Do you have any recommendations?

Jeff

PM 6/13/01 +1000, Steve Darden wrote:
<<snip>>

PS - a good vacuum-bagger is a nearly-essential applicance in our view. We
use ours constantly, and not just for tools and spares <g>. We also pack
food with it, including anything going into the freezer for a length of
time.

Steve Darden

<<snip>>

Jeff and Suzanne Kenyon
Baloo (Krogen 42 - Hull Number 44)

Hi Steve - We are considering a vacuum bagger - Do you have any recommendations? Jeff *************************************************************************** PM 6/13/01 +1000, Steve Darden wrote: <<snip>> > >PS - a good vacuum-bagger is a nearly-essential applicance in our view. We >use ours constantly, and not just for tools and spares <g>. We also pack >food with it, including anything going into the freezer for a length of >time. > >Steve Darden <<snip>> *************************************************************************** ****************************************** Jeff and Suzanne Kenyon Baloo (Krogen 42 - Hull Number 44) ******************************************
A
adventuresoul@yahoo.com
Wed, Jun 13, 2001 8:04 PM

Please let me know also.

--- "Jeff L. Kenyon" jkenyon@ssc.wisc.edu wrote:

Hi Steve -

We are considering a vacuum bagger - Do you have any
recommendations?

Jeff

PM 6/13/01 +1000, Steve Darden wrote:
<<snip>>

PS - a good vacuum-bagger is a nearly-essential

applicance in our view. We

use ours constantly, and not just for tools and

spares <g>. We also pack

food with it, including anything going into the

freezer for a length of

time.

Steve Darden

<<snip>>

Jeff and Suzanne Kenyon
Baloo (Krogen 42 - Hull Number 44)

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Please let me know also. --- "Jeff L. Kenyon" <jkenyon@ssc.wisc.edu> wrote: > Hi Steve - > > We are considering a vacuum bagger - Do you have any > recommendations? > > Jeff > > *************************************************************************** > PM 6/13/01 +1000, Steve Darden wrote: > <<snip>> > > > >PS - a good vacuum-bagger is a nearly-essential > applicance in our view. We > >use ours constantly, and not just for tools and > spares <g>. We also pack > >food with it, including anything going into the > freezer for a length of > >time. > > > >Steve Darden > <<snip>> > *************************************************************************** > > ****************************************** > Jeff and Suzanne Kenyon > Baloo (Krogen 42 - Hull Number 44) > ****************************************** > ===== __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail - only $35 a year! http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/
A
adagio@our.net.au
Wed, Jun 13, 2001 10:58 PM

--- "Jeff L. Kenyon" jkenyon@ssc.wisc.edu wrote:

We are considering a vacuum bagger - Do you have any
recommendations?

Our is a Foodsaver, by Tilia. Italian made, sold in US (and Australia, so
coverage must be pretty good).

<http://www.tilia.com/>

Note that the robustness of the appliance is only part of solution. The
other is the quality of the bagging stock. The Foodsaver material is really
tough.

Cheers,

Steve

> --- "Jeff L. Kenyon" <jkenyon@ssc.wisc.edu> wrote: >> We are considering a vacuum bagger - Do you have any >> recommendations? Our is a Foodsaver, by Tilia. Italian made, sold in US (and Australia, so coverage must be pretty good). <http://www.tilia.com/> Note that the robustness of the appliance is only part of solution. The other is the quality of the bagging stock. The Foodsaver material is really tough. Cheers, Steve
D
dbarnard@virtualacreage.com
Thu, Jun 14, 2001 3:19 AM

-----Original Message-----
From: owner-trawler-world-list@samurai.com
[mailto:owner-trawler-world-list@samurai.com]On Behalf Of Jeff L. Kenyon

We are considering a vacuum bagger - Do you have any recommendations?

I picked up one at Sears a few years back- they are getting scarce. Be
careful about overloading them! Also, the bags themselves can be fragile.
I've had watery spaghetti sauce because the bag broke. All it takes is a few
inadvertent scrapes inside an ice chest- I wound up going to double-bagging
and double-sealing.

Spaghetti is the consummate boiler bag meal. Your favorite sauce is frozen,
and then you cook it in the same water as the noodles. What could be easier!

Two-packs of AA batteries are also a favorite.

Doug Barnard
rebuilding a 20' Skipjack
"Fiesta Bimbo"
trawler-crawler wannabe

> -----Original Message----- > From: owner-trawler-world-list@samurai.com > [mailto:owner-trawler-world-list@samurai.com]On Behalf Of Jeff L. Kenyon > We are considering a vacuum bagger - Do you have any recommendations? I picked up one at Sears a few years back- they are getting scarce. Be careful about overloading them! Also, the bags themselves can be fragile. I've had watery spaghetti sauce because the bag broke. All it takes is a few inadvertent scrapes inside an ice chest- I wound up going to double-bagging and double-sealing. Spaghetti is the consummate boiler bag meal. Your favorite sauce is frozen, and then you cook it in the same water as the noodles. What could be easier! Two-packs of AA batteries are also a favorite. ___________________________ Doug Barnard rebuilding a 20' Skipjack "Fiesta Bimbo" trawler-crawler wannabe
T
tobyboat@worldnet.att.net
Thu, Jun 14, 2001 3:48 AM

Spaghetti is the consummate boiler bag meal. Your favorite sauce is

frozen,

and then you cook it in the same water as the noodles. What could be

easier!

Two-packs of AA batteries are also a favorite.

Doug ,
Are the Batteries Cooked with the Noodles or with the Sauce - instead
of Sausages ???
Ken

> > Spaghetti is the consummate boiler bag meal. Your favorite sauce is frozen, > and then you cook it in the same water as the noodles. What could be easier! > > Two-packs of AA batteries are also a favorite. Doug , Are the Batteries Cooked with the Noodles or with the Sauce - instead of Sausages ??? Ken
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