Harbor Freight Tools that don't suck

   / Harbor Freight Tools that don't suck #15,541  
What happened to HF's yellow funnel tray? They are ideal for pouring random parts out of a jar when searching for a 'I knew I had one - somewhere'.

The funnel is what makes this worthwhile, for reloading the parts into the jar.

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Not found at HF, and none on Amazon, except for third-party with substantial shipping cost.

Any ideas for an alternative?
Got a friend with a 3D printer? They could print one for you.
 
   / Harbor Freight Tools that don't suck #15,542  
What happened to HF's yellow funnel tray? They are ideal for pouring random parts out of a jar when searching for a 'I knew I had one - somewhere'.

The funnel is what makes this worthwhile, for reloading the parts into the jar.

511IBjNkVML._AC_SS450_.jpg


Not found at HF, and none on Amazon, except for third-party with substantial shipping cost.

Any ideas for an alternative?
I tend to use brownie pans, wife never misses them.
 
   / Harbor Freight Tools that don't suck #15,543  
Clipped the corner off a steel pan about 40 years ago. Still works.

Bruce
 
   / Harbor Freight Tools that don't suck #15,544  
   / Harbor Freight Tools that don't suck #15,545  
   / Harbor Freight Tools that don't suck #15,546  
I got one that day and multiple days after not to miss the sidewalk sale. No percent off coupons though. The sidewalk sale was not impressive even after 3 or 4 reminder emails. SPAM.
Even the coupons are worthless unless you have a smartphone to take a picture of for them to scan. Store will only accept "original", and not one that's been printed out. I agree on spam.
 
   / Harbor Freight Tools that don't suck #15,547  
Got a friend with a 3D printer? They could print one for you.
Everything I have seen printed with a 3D printer was rough with laminations from the print head passes. Would make a very bad oil pan, or pan for anything dirty, without having the surface machined or heavily sanded.
 
   / Harbor Freight Tools that don't suck #15,548  
Everything I have seen printed with a 3D printer was rough with laminations from the print head passes. Would make a very bad oil pan, or pan for anything dirty, without having the surface machined or heavily sanded.
The finish depends a lot on the layer thickness and extruder nozzle size. A coat of filler/primer, an little sanding and paint and you can have some pretty nice looking items.
 
 
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