Zephyr
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Big Glassware Sale!
I've been keeping this glassware for far too long, and it should be put to use! Almost all of what is pictured is available. I will ask ~50% of what
it is available for new, but if you order several pieces we can figure out a better deal. Please let me know if you see anything you could use, or
have any questions or specific pieces you are looking for!
All shipping from Seattle... Local pickup available and highly prefered
   
[Edited on 8-15-2021 by Zephyr ]
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Triflic Acid
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Might I ask what happened to your lab? You keep selling stuff off. Sorry to be nosy
There wasn't a fire, we just had an uncontrolled rapid oxidation event at the power plant.
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Zephyr
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I still really like science and chemistry but my interests have just been shifting and I am currently more interested in engineering, so I want the
space and funds to get a 3d printer and that sort of thing.
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Zephyr
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Happy to ship any of this glassware!
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j_sum1
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Ooo. So so tempted. But there is not much that I actually need. And shipping from the US is usually prohibitive.
I will scour that photo again tomorrow and see if I can change my mind.
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Metacelsus
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Quote: Originally posted by Zephyr  |
I still really like science and chemistry but my interests have just been shifting and I am currently more interested in engineering, so I want the
space and funds to get a 3d printer and that sort of thing. |
Cool! I'd recommend getting a Prusa MK3 kit, I got one and it's very handy.
(Get the kit instead of the pre-assembled one, it's cheaper and you'll learn a lot about how it works by assembling it yourself.)
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draculic acid69
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A Friend of mine had a kit 3d printer that he put together. it required constant calibration, maintenance and tightening up of the bolts. My advice is
just buy one
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arkoma
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Still have a ScienceMadness.Org embroidered patch Zephyr.
"We believe the knowledge and cultural heritage of mankind should be accessible to all people around the world, regardless of their wealth, social
status, nationality, citizenship, etc" z-lib
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Zephyr
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Great! I just ordered one of the mugs I saw listed in a thread recently 
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Zephyr
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Bump!
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Zephyr
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Still have many pieces available!
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Housane
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is the brown box test tubes or vials?
and do you have any 19/26 stuff?
Green QD's so far
Feel free to correct grammar or incorect knknowledge. We are all learning.
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Zephyr
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The brown box is test tubes but they have threaded tops. 25ml.
I have lots of 19/22 flasks and adapters/condensers. I don’t think I have any 19/26. I always used to use 24/40 but now that I have 19/22 it seems
like a pretty ideal size, at least for the scale of home experimentation I was into.
[Edited on 9-5-2021 by Zephyr ]
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Housane
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ok how much for the test tubes, to the UK and 19/22 should fit 19/26 so a vaccume take off if thats true
Green QD's so far
Feel free to correct grammar or incorect knknowledge. We are all learning.
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Zephyr
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| Quote: Originally posted by Housane | ok how much for the test tubes, to the UK and 19/22 should fit 19/26 so a vaccume take off if thats true
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Sent you the total!
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| Quote: Originally posted by Zephyr | I will ask ~50% of what it is available for new, but if you order several pieces we can figure out a better deal.
[Edited on 8-15-2021 by Zephyr ] |
Greetings! Beautiful collection. Looks like it's all very clean and structurally sound.
-In a few parts of the pics I can tell the size of the joints, but mostly it's hard to tell if i'm looking at a pile of 24/40 or 19/x (24/40
preferred)
Could you be more specific about what 'new price' is being used for reference. I'm sure you understand what I mean (Chemglass catalog price, or
amazon, etc.)
I would be interested in a few of your big flasks if possible. I think i saw a few 1L, a 2L, RBF's.
I would love a large sep funnel. 1L or larger.
Some of the adapter odds and ends have my interest as well. Like a strait tube with teflon stopcock.
Do you think you could do such an order for cheaper than my favorite scientific resell warehouses in my area?
I'm all the way in Boston btw.
Ok maybe depending on price one of those fancy condensers have my curiosity.
Thanks!
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Zephyr
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| Quote: Originally posted by earpain | | Quote: Originally posted by Zephyr | I will ask ~50% of what it is available for new, but if you order several pieces we can figure out a better deal.
[Edited on 8-15-2021 by Zephyr ] |
Greetings! Beautiful collection. Looks like it's all very clean and structurally sound.
-In a few parts of the pics I can tell the size of the joints, but mostly it's hard to tell if i'm looking at a pile of 24/40 or 19/x (24/40
preferred)
Could you be more specific about what 'new price' is being used for reference. I'm sure you understand what I mean (Chemglass catalog price, or
amazon, etc.)
I would be interested in a few of your big flasks if possible. I think i saw a few 1L, a 2L, RBF's.
I would love a large sep funnel. 1L or larger.
Some of the adapter odds and ends have my interest as well. Like a strait tube with teflon stopcock.
Do you think you could do such an order for cheaper than my favorite scientific resell warehouses in my area?
I'm all the way in Boston btw.
Ok maybe depending on price one of those fancy condensers have my curiosity.
Thanks!
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Hello!
It is primarily 24/40 and 14/20, with some 19/22 as well.
I already sold most of the large flasks except for a 1L 24/40 erlenmeyer and an unjointed rbf.
The total would absolutely be cheaper, I am doing 50% or whatever you can find, meaning that you’re getting high quality glass (Pyrex, chem glass,
longed, etc) cheap.
Let me know if there’s anything else you’re interested in or are curious if I have.
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I sent you an email with an interested person if you have much left.
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Hi, im the person Dr.Bob was telling you to contact.I just moved to the Seattle area and im ve
ry interested in purchasing some of your glassware
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Zephyr
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Still have most of this! Very motivated to sell
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j_sum1
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If only I was in Seattle…
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I see trademarks for Kontes and Ace.
Those are top quality domestic glass. Looks like a lot of this is from major American commercial suppliers.
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If you still have it all in a year I'll probably take the lot lol
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Here's to hoping I wind up as Zephyr's Secret Santee!
(Actually, how much would shipping be to Vancouver Island?)
Please remember: "Filtrate" is not a verb.
Write up your lab reports the way your instructor wants them, not the way your ex-instructor wants them.
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Zephyr
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I recently sold the remaining glassware, I’m glad some of you ended up with various pieces!
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