Samsung Stainless Steel Microwave Handle

[2.5 x 2 x 1"] This allows one to build either a shoulder rig or a top handle rig for any camera, large or small (I am using a Nikon D850). The materials and build quality are excellent. All aluminum fixtures with ratcheting thumb screws and stainless steel screws. Rods are carbon fiber with threaded brass inserts and stainless steel coupling studs. All in all incredible for the price.

[0.45 lb] These tripod spikes are pricey, but you get what you pay for with RRS. These are made from a single piece of stainless steel, and the machining quality is excellent. I'm very pleased with RRS equipment, and these spikes will not disappoint.

[36 x 108 x 10"] Great quality thermometer, it is stainless steel, great build. It measures temperature very quickly, no need to wait for a long time before the needle moves. Highly recommended for developing film using a tank.

[33 x 39"] The stainless steel sink pan replaced a somewhat battered fiberglass sink. It arrived sooner than I expected. It looks great and it seems to be very well built, It dropped easily into the same Arkay sink stand that previously held the fiberglass sink that it replaced, and fit perfectly. The sink pan was quite expensive, but I now look forward to many years of trouble free use.

[1.02 lb] Hefty stainless steel with basic belt loop on included, thin nylon? pouch. Good grip!

[1] A must have. For the Rods I opted for the stainless steel rods because the batteries I yse a extreemly heavy. Excellent product

[0.255 lb] In case anyone is wondering, the 15x pieces with male threads are made of stainless steel, while the 5x pieces with female threads are made of aluminum. Not a criticism, I am just clarifying.

[1 lb] I have always used traditional stainless steel tongs before, but you cannot buy them anymore. I've never liked the popular bamboo tongs as they feel awkward to me. These are more like what I am accustomed to. I may remove the plastic tips eventually, but will stick with them as is for awhile. Still, in the end it is strictly a matter of personal preference because they all work.

[Stainless Steel] I bought this and the stainless steel tool to give as gifts. They both have the high quality of most Leatherman tools, but this one has a more subtle appearance. The various tools on it make it an ideal multi-tool for traveling, camping and photography.

[Plastic] This is the only plastic tray I own; I prefer stainless steel for all darkroom items. But 8x10 sheet film can stick like glue to a flat-bottomed stainless tray. This solves the problem and is a quality product as well.