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Safely and easily remove the magazine plate on Glock magazines for proper cleaning, maintenance and inspection with the use of the Otis Magazine Plate Disassembly Tool. This tool removes the base plate in order to change out or replace springs. Works with standard Glock magazines and won’t damage the plate or magazine body. Not for use with Glock 30 round magazines or extended type base plates. Quickly and safely remove Glock magazine plates, allowing for proper cleaning, maintenance and inspectionChange out mag plates or replace springsWorks with standard Glock magazinesWill not damage plate magazine or bodyNot for use with Glock 30 round magazines or extended type base platesMade in the USAInstructions for Use:Holding magazine body with one hand, insert post into the hole at the bottom of the magazine base plate with the other hand.Place thumb on top of magazine base plate to capture spring. Keep magazine pointed in a safe direction at all times.Rotate wrist down. Make sure your thumb stops the magazine spring from launching out of the magazine body. Continue to push the base plate off the magazine body Safely and easily remove the magazine plate on Glock magazines for proper cleaning, maintenance and inspection with the use of the Otis Magazine Plate Disassembly Tool. This tool removes the base plate in order to change out or replace springs. Works with standard Glock magazines and won’t damage the plate or magazine body. Not for use with Glock 30 round magazines or extended type base plates. Quickly and safely remove Glock magazine plates, allowing for proper cleaning, maintenance and inspectionChange out mag plates or replace springsWorks with standard Glock magazinesWill not damage plate magazine or bodyNot for use with Glock 30 round magazines or extended type base platesMade in the USAInstructions for Use:Holding magazine body with one hand, insert post into the hole at the bottom of the magazine base plate with the other hand.Place thumb on top of magazine base plate to capture spring. Keep magazine pointed in a safe direction at all times.Rotate wrist down. Make sure your thumb stops the magazine spring from launching out of the magazine body. Continue to push the base plate off the magazine body Availability: Usually ships within 3-5 businesss days Current Stock: Width: 3.10 Height: 6.50 Depth: 2.00 MPN: FG-GMDT SKU: FG-GMDT UPC: 014895012536

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1Midcentury DeskMike GartenBuilding a desk out of IKEA dressers and a countertop or hollow-core door is standard DIY fare. Upgrade the idea by covering the drawer fronts in rich wood-look laminate paper and swapping in sleek single pulls. The IKEA Rast dresser comes ready to paint and customize. See more at Good Housekeeping.IKEA Rast Three-Drawer DresserAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below2Storage HeadboardCourtesy of Apartment TherapyRenting a place with a small bedroom? Skip bulky nightstands and mount the IKEA Mandal headboard to Stolmen posts secured into the ceiling instead of your wall. You can keep all your bedtime essentials within arm's reach on its shelves without drilling dozens of holes.See more at Apartment Therapy.IKEA Mandal HeadboardAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below3Floating Entryway StoragenstructablesAttention, all roommates: Mount a few magazine holders to the bottom of a shelf for easy, organized mail slots. The shelf above can be used as a drop zone for keys and other essentials.Get the tutorial at Instructables.IKEA Nimm Magazine FileAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below4Wall StorageIch Designer »Similar to a pegboard, this simple storage solution calls for mounting old bed slats to the wall. It's perfect for a small kitchen or office space—just add S-hooks.See more at Ich Designer.IKEA Luröy Slatted Bed BaseAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below5Bike MountIkeahackersKeep your beloved bike off the floor by utilizing…wait for it…stool legs. Yes, a pair of L-shaped IKEA stool legs (when sturdily screwed into a wall stud) make an ideal DIY bike mount, no custom hardware necessary.See more at IKEA Hackers.IKEA Kyrre StoolAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below6Rattan Pendant LightNgoc Minh NgoA simple IKEA basket was transformed into a pendant light in this sweet kid's room designed by Barrie Benson. To further draw attention to the ceiling, she covered it in printed wallpaper. IKEA Lokalt BasketAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below7Modern Cat TreeHouse BeautifulOkay, that gorgeous Bengal is obviously the best thing about this living room by Bower Studio, but the clever pet-friendly IKEA shelves are a close second. Line them with the retailer's faux sheepskin to make the corner extra cozy.IKEA Lack Wall ShelfAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below8Painted RugLeanne Ford InteriorsHow cool is this conversation-friendly living room designed by Leanne Ford? A sisal rug is a go-to for casual spaces, but this one is actually brushed with white paint to fit the monochromatic color scheme. The custom light fixture was created by entwining PVC pipe hoops with chunky rope, also painted white. IKEA Lohals RugAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below9Home LibraryKatie NewburnShavonda Gardner's Sacramento home is full of problem-solving gems, like these customized IKEA shelves that hold a library's worth of books. A deeply comfy vintage Eames recliner and the wedding broom on display add a personal touch to the reading nook. 10IKEAAdvertisement - Continue Reading

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Fast, and modern design Capable free version Lots of features Timeline view makes it easier to manage dependencies 767) ? this.parentElement : this.parentElement.parentElement;el.querySelectorAll('.hide-three').forEach(function(item){item.classList.remove('hide-three')});el.querySelectorAll('.view-more').forEach(function(item){item.classList.add('hidden')});">View More Cons Not ideal for graphics-intensive work Prices slightly higher than competitors The Bottom Line Asana is the best app for teams who need to manage nearly any kind of work. Its flexibility and vast capabilities are well worth the effort it takes to get started. Lab Report to get the latest reviews and top product advice delivered right to your inbox.","first_published_at":"2021-09-30T21:24:30.000000Z","published_at":"2025-01-23T16:53:17.000000Z","last_published_at":"2025-01-23T16:53:12.000000Z","created_at":null,"updated_at":"2025-01-23T16:53:17.000000Z"})" x-intersect.once="window.trackGAImpressionEvents("pcmag-on-site-newsletter-block", "Lab Report", $el)"> Like What You're Reading? Sign up for Lab Report to get the latest reviews and top product advice delivered right to your inbox. This newsletter may contain advertising, deals, or affiliate links. By clicking the button, you confirm you are 16+ and agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. You may unsubscribe from the newsletters at any time. About Jill Duffy Contributor I've been contributing to PCMag since 2011 in a variety of ways. My column, Get Organized, has been running on PCMag since 2012. It gives advice on how to manage all the devices, apps, digital photos, email, and other technology that can make you feel like you're going to have a panic attack.My latest book is The Everything Guide to Remote Work, which goes into great detail about a subject that I've been covering as a writer and participating in personally since well before the COVID-19 pandemic.I write about work culture, personal productivity, and software, including project management software, collaboration apps, productivity apps, and language-learning software. Previously, I worked for the Association for Computing Machinery, The San Francisco Examiner newspaper, Game Developer magazine, and (I kid you not) The Journal of Chemical Physics. I was once profiled in an article in Vogue India alongside Marie Kondo. I'm currently pursuing a few unannounced long-form projects.Follow me on Mastodon. Read Jill's full bio Read the latest from Jill Duffy

Hitachi NV45AB2(S) 1-3/4" Coil Roofing Nailer (Bottom Load) (click image to enlarge) 5.5 lbs, lightweight and well-balanced for easy maneuverability Bottom load magazine convenient and easy for quick replenishment Tool-less depth of drive adjustment for precision nailing/flush driving Carbide tipped push leverreduces wear Rubber pads help keep the nailer from sliding off roof when not in use Quick driving for maximum efficiency Pneumatic power feed and return allows tool to operate in the harshest conditions Long lasting rubber grip for added comfort Interested in this item or want more information? 8:00am - 5:00pm Monday thru Friday Phone: 1-800-821-4927 Email: [email protected] Can't find what you want? Give us a call and we can help you find it. Details Includes: Safety Glasses (875769) , Magazine Shingle Guide Assembly (883370) Additional Information Manufacturer: Metabo - Hitachi For More Information on the 1-3/4" Coil Roofing Nailer (Bottom Load), [Click Here] to Link to Manufacturer Web Site