hahah I thought FS was fixin' that problem but guess not..
Well knock on wood..so far I haven't hit those yet. I did one time just
alittle but some of them didn't do anything so maybe it's not hooked up or I
wonder if it's connected somehow to the monitor and the monitor speaker part
is not
I think we discussed this a couple of years ago here on the list , but I
am looking for a plug in loud alarm which would tell me if there is a
power failure in the system. I do have one emergency sump pump which
has a pretty good sounding alarm if I am awake, however I am thinking
of
Tuna suggest use of a gun is a breainless response? Oh come on , I
thought we were all adults here. Lock and load. guess you do not like
my ideas of using a flame thrower either eh? different strokes for
different folks. Lee
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No house is childproofed unless the little darlings are in
Lee, Lowe's lumber has a device that plugs in a wall outlet, when you lose
power it will beep until reset, has a nine volt battery in it.
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From: Lee A. Stone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Blind Handyman blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006 2:28 AM
Hi
I use framing brackets which have been made to nail support beams directly
off buildings.
When turned upside down on your PVC pipe the flanges give you a guide to cut
off your pipe correctly.
I drilled a hole through the bracket under the diameter of the pipe and put
a piece of rubber hose
Recently I have heard several references to a blind shooters organization
on this list.
How can I learn more about it?
Regards
Larry Stansifer
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ok, thanks..
- Original Message -
From: Ken Hawk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006 12:25 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Plug in alarms
For your house.
How many power sources do you have at your home?
I only have one.
I keep my unit
I recently purchased a can of PB blaster.
I was told it was incredibly affective on rusted and corroded nuts and
bolts.
I tried it on my fuel filter for my s10.
after about 4 attempts I had to run it down to my local mechanic who had to
resort to heating it with an acetylene torch. oofta
Exactly
-Original Message-
From: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of David Ferrin
Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006 2:37 PM
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Blind Shooters List???
I don't think shooting things really falls in
I have found PB Blaster to work quite well on rusted lug nuts and some other
rusted nuts and bolts. However there are some situations that I had that it
didn't work so well, one just happens to be the same as yours. I changed a
fuel filter on a 89 S 10 Blazer that was years over do to be
Hi All
1. Never use reconstituted antifreeze. It is found on the shelf of almost
every autoparts store in America. You are putting your engine at risk by
using
this sub-standard fluid. Stick to a popular brand of ethylene-glycol based
coolant. To back up this claim, General Motors published an
Larry, it is a joke. You can purchase shirts and hats from Blind Mice mart
which are labeled Blind Rifle Association with the designation MEMBER.
Phil Par refers to the meeting in the bar after setting up for the Blind
Handyman gathering in Houston as a meeting of the Blind Rifle Association.
That was absolutely incredible! I do not own a car but have family members
who do and this will be passed to them..
Thank you for providing this valuable information!
Hailley
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From: Ray Boyce [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday,
David,
1. This is where I first heard about it.
2. The group is associated with the Blind Handyman get together in Texas.
3. If folks are concerned about list rath please email me off list at:
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At 05:37 PM 9/29/2006 -0400, David Ferrin wrote:
I don't think shooting things
Thanks Dale,
In my own defense, their is an international group of blind airgunners who
shoot competitively on the European continent and I thought this might be a
U.S. affiliate
At 09:01 PM 9/29/2006 -0400, Dale Leavens wrote:
Larry, it is a joke. You can purchase shirts and hats from Blind
These days I usually cut PVC and A B S with my power miter saw. It is drain
pipe though so not under any pressure and the accuracy of the cut is not
critical. If you can cut reasonably square then a hacksaw works very well
with or without a guide.
You get probably twenty seconds or so of open
There are many different grades of lime, you are probably looking for what
they refer to as quick lime. Trouble is delivering it, it is very corrosive
and not something you want on you or anyone you love, you certainly don't
want to inhale it, I really don't think you want to deliver it as an
NLG
your a better man than I. I am pretty darnd good with a wrench but on this
one I finally gave up and took it in. I think I will have to break down and
buy myself a line wrench. I don't have one but they do come in handy. my
truck is also an 89. I don't care what any one thinks 89 was one of
I think as the moderator he can email you anywhere he wants. :)
(hint)
On Fri, 29 Sep 2006, Larry Stansifer wrote:
David,
1. This is where I first heard about it.
2. The group is associated with the Blind Handyman get together in Texas.
3. If folks are concerned about list rath please
Please correct me if I am wrong but a tip to remember when splitting wood is
to feel the way the grain of the wood is running and strike the wood with
your blade going the same way as the grain instead of going across the
grain.
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