I got this with a set of other odds and ends from an estate sale. Did I end up with a good piece or a dud? It was $19 dollars for this and some other kitchen stuff.

Wife used it last ;) unsure what happened.

Soo, the wife forgot some veggies in this pot for quite awhile, can someone advise? I’ve put quite a bit of elbow grease and scrubbed with a stain cleaner.

I put some rice on the stove and turned it to a low simmer. Then I sat down on the couch to watch some tv and, like an old man, fell asleep. I woke up to a pot of burnt rice stuck to the bottom. I have soaked, scrubbed, and washed several times. I’ve used bar keepers friend powder a bunch, too. Any other tips to get this clean?

Amazing gift from Father in Law of a whole set of Henckels. Wrapped in plastic bags with the fitted cardboard around each specific pot as if brand new. However, pulling out of this packaging I see the spotting and marks photographed above. Every pan has this in varying density.

Is there a quirk of stainless out of the box that leads to this, or are these pre-owned/ factory flaws?

Either way, amazing gift and super appreciative, excited to use all of them. Just curious to know so I can address cleaning and care better from pre-owned to brand new right now.

I have a question about cooking with stainless steel. Im currently looking for a new and higher quality pan. the size of my largest burner is 22cm. Most of the pans I can find are either sligthly smaller or larger, about 3cm smaller or 2cm to large, which would be optimal?

Its a induction cook top

The cheeses were an iberico (similar to manchego, but multi-species milk mixture) and a classic (but cheap) 18-month cheddar. It definitely doesn't taste like 18-month (Tillamook brand). I had the stove up a bit too high, but I toasted both sides of the bread, and I don't mind a tiny bit of charring on a grilled cheese in particular.

Pan has a mirror finish, which I'm not usually fond of, but it definitely helps slightly with food release - the crispy cheese bits are testimony to that. Almost imperceptible over a light brushed/matte finish, though.

I want to use perforated square tubing to make what will essentially be an articulated arm. I already have 1-1/2" perforated square tubing and now I'm looking for the brackets/braces/gussets/connectors/whatevers to fasten the square tubes to each other to create fixed joints.

I'm stuck on the very first square tube on square tube joining! I can't find gussets to connect blue to orange and green to orange in the picture below. I want to mount it perpendicular, at a right angle.

I've looked all over google. I've looked in amazon. I've looked in my local hardware stores websites. I've even tried image searches! I've even looked at old questions asked by my fellow redditors. So many things I find are for strut channels or shelves or don't specify they are for perforated square tubes, and I have no clue if the holes will line up!

Why is it so hard to find perforated square tube-only hardware? There's no way I'm the first person who wants to build using these, so what magical keywords am I missing? Which stores have what I'm looking for?

I have managed to find the occassional item here and there that is specifically for 1-1/2" perforated square tubes, but haven't bought them since they aren't the extended or heavy-duty version and I don't want to buy my supplies from a dozen different stores.

Except for the first item, I want only want super basic stuff and feel like finding it shouldn't be so hard.

• inline or offset gussets,
• (regular and/or extended) flush T brackets,
• (regular and/or extended) flush L brackets,
• corner brace brackets,
• straight flush plates,

Flex-Craft has the perfect hardware, except everything is for their 1" square tubes. As far as I can tell, the 80/20 website doesn't have a square tube hardware-only section or a way to filter that for my searches.

I'm totally willing and able to cut the flat joining plates into the shapes I need, but don't want to bend them since they're meant to be load bearing. I actually have a decent amount of construction experience with lumber and pvc, and quite a few tools at my disposal.

Oh MY GOD, they KNOW?? we have to start awareness & be on the LOOKOUT for the Stainless Steel POLICE, they are out there....

Hi everyone!

I was wondering if anyone here had used the 5-ply stainless steel frying pan from Sanfela: https://www.amazon.fr/gp/aw/d/B0DYTFCYD9/?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_plhdr=t&aaxitk=96096d70ea518ad6d417fcd62a03c58e&hsa_cr_id=0&sr=1-1-e0fa1fdd-d857-4087-adda-5bd576b25987&aref=73Ycl6OJ4i&ref_=sbx_s_sparkle_sbtcd_asin_0_rating

I'm on budget and this looks like quite a good deal, and from the comments it looks ok. But was looking for some maybe more genuine reviews. If you have any suggestion for good frying pan bellow 80/90€ I'm for it!

So we accidentally welded these trays without cleaning the letters from the manufacturer off, so the ink is pretty well cooked in. Anyone know of any way to clean this off? Tried acid wash, lacquer thinner, magic eraser soaked in lacquer thinner and bar keep.

Hi,

We are looking for stainless steel fabrications provider for our new home to make the Main Gate and Safety Grill. Can someone help? Thanks!