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edgecase
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Things I know already that are in excess:
-glass funnels, small ones and 20cm
-vials, sample jars 275ml 375ml
-screwcaps/closures
-distilling glassware, columns, condensers
-spotting plates... they must be the key to unlocking the tarsands oil
-crucibles, evaporating dishes - porcelain and PTFE (!)
-test tubes
-several 4L erlenmeyers, buchner, and griffin beakers
-glass fiber filter paper
-gooch (fritted) crucibles
-dean stark traps, mostly 24/40
-transfer pipettes, 50ml, 10ml, box of smaller various sizes
-plastic/glass/heavy glass petri dishes
-pasteur pipettes, many (qty 750) 5-3/4 inch
-volumetric flasks, 1 x 2L, several each smaller size
-hamilton microliter syringes
-10ml glass luer syringes
-cone joints, lampworking
-stopcocks valves, lampworking
-extension clamps
-burettes
-chromatography columns
-500ml fleakers
-graduated cylinders to 1000ml
-sep funnels, mostly 125/250ml
-spherical 5liter 29/42 flasks with drain (sep funnel?)
-30ml kjeldal flasks
-sintered glass filter cones, cone jointed and plain
-gelman 47mm 1.2um filters
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Funkerman23
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a thousand apologies for the buzzardry but what would you want for the 4 liter Erlenmeyerflasck and (4L) beakers if you did/do think of selling? Out
of curiosity..
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Thebrain
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Let us know when you put this stuff up for sale!
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MrTechGuy1995
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Please do!
What an amazing find, as I must say.
That silver nitrate must be nearly 20 year old.
Hopefully the light hasn't decomposed it all yet.
Currently in college, studying Computer Science. Missing my home laboratory, and all the fun things I got to do. Still trying to explore the outskirts
of chemistry for curiosities sake.
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hyfalcon
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I need everything, reflux distillation setup, all clamps stands and what not, reagent bottles,etc. I'll still looking just that "Right" organic
ground glass setup, but something more important always seems to get in the way.
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edgecase
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Finally, pricing for some of the more common gear is attached.
[Edited on 2012-6-4 by edgecase]
 
[Edited on 2012-6-4 by edgecase]
Attachment: Lab_gear_for_sale1.xls (20kB)
This file has been downloaded 605 times
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edgeofacliff
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Amazing find, just thinking of how long it took to collect all that stuff, its like you got a major boost to your chemistry education. Reading about
these things is nothing like having them in your hands. Im sure the deceased would have been glad to know all his work was not for nothing. Carry on!
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edgecase
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Added more items, pricing to follow.
Attachment: Lab_gear_for_sale2.xls (23kB)
This file has been downloaded 510 times
 
[Edited on 2012-6-7 by edgecase]
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Fossil
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Bought some glass off of edgecase today. Nothing was broken or chipped, all good quality stuff, and I must add, he tossed in quite a few extras, free
of charge. Great guy, I would absolutely recommend him to anyone in need of some glass.
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Hexavalent
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Looks like Dr Bob has competition
"Success is going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm." Winston Churchill
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Fossil
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I would say, hes got lab ware spilling out of his house!
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Mailinmypocket
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Dr. Bob is the Bobmb (bomb) lol
I recently ordered a condenser and adapter from edgecase, havent yet reveived them but the customer service is great and friendly.
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edgecase
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Yes, and thanks for the positive feedback!
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Mailinmypocket
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Just wanted to give my recommendation for edgecase! I ordered a beautiful condenser and it arrived in great condition, he also custom made a 19/38 U
adapter for me out of two straight adapters and I am very impressed!
Well packaged glass and a couple little extras
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P_VinnyandTheChig
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I can also vouch for edgecase. I ordered some glassware from him including a 5L seperatory funnel and a mercury thermometer. He had it shipped
internationally to my door in less than a week! The box is fortified, all the glassware is in great condition, he built an indestructable case for the
thermometer, plus threw in some extras for me! Money well spent, and saved 
Will buy from again!
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sbbspartan
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Another recommendation for edgecase. I bought some glassware from him including some flasks, a 400mm vigreux column, and a 50ml burette. Extremely
cheap prices for good quality glassware. It was shipped VERY quickly for a fairly low rate. Everything was in great condition and packed very well.
A couple of nice extras as well
Very good deal and great service. Thanks edgecase.
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