Posts by angrybob

What I find so interesting is that where I live, Omaha Nebraska, none of the stores include All Clad in their sales. We don't have a Macy's , but we do have Bed, Bath & Beyond, which specifically excludes A.C. from their percent off...

We have two pieces of the older Scan Pan cookware and are very happy their performance. The stick reistance started out fair and despite following the manufacturers instructions, further continued to decline. We have a large chef's pan...

We have two pieces of the older Scan Pan cookware and are very happy their performance. The stick reistance started out fair and despite following the manufacturers instructions, further continued to decline. We have a large chef's pan...

Is 335.oo too much? Try GrizzlyImports.com search "meat saw" for meat cutting band saw with sliding table. Trouble with a sawzall, ie, recip. saw is usually the blades are coated with paint, not such a good idea for food...

Would C Ration scrambled eggs count?? :lol:

One more thing I forgot to mention would be to use a lock washer under the head of the screw, an internal star lock washer might be a good choice.

Red Loctite 272 High Temp High Strength threadlocker. Rated to 450 degrees F. $5.99 a tube from Amazon.com. is the one I'm thinking of. After all, it's a screw in the handle.

If the screws and handles are in otherwise good condition , but just coming loose I'd go to a hardware store or industrial products dealer and buy a tube of loctite thread lock compound. Comes in a small tube about $5 or less. There...

I got my 10 inch frying pan, # 69210, from Instawares.com. It took about 3 weeks for me to get it. Would give them a "c" for customer service. I based my purchasing decision on price as it was a "try me" buying it...

Hi Dan, I have a 10" tribute frying pan with the plated handle and I LIKE IT. I'm using it on a quartz halogen cooktop and the pan sits flat and heats very evenly. I would say it takes about as long as an all clad or similar pan....