From: Kevin Doucet
Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2010 11:05 PM
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] advice putting up a fence
Thanks for this advice.
The posts have a flared spade part, which I guess
is to give the post more traction, or, grip and I
think this
The only consideration you should concern yourself with is that you not install
a light bulb with so high a wattage that the fixture overheats. The fixture
should have a wattage statement such as, Do Not Exceed xxx Watts.
Holland's Person, Bill
E-Mail: billgal...@centurytel.net
- The early
You've gotten some very sound advice on this, but I'd like to throw out two
additional considerations just because they're things that aren't usually
thought of when installing fencing:
1) You may want to consider using PVC pipe for setting your fence posts. The
idea here is that you buy
I agree with Al completely except that I would add one more caveat; when
switching fuel canisters you do need to be certain that attachment hoses are
tightly and cleanly fastened. By cleanly fastened I mean you must be
careful to not cross thread those connectors because that could cause a
Bryce writes:
Have a pair of gloves with at least leather finger tips on them if you plan
to cook anything in foil. this way you can use your hands to turn what ever
in the foil.
That, Mr. Bryce, is a great idea!!! How comes I never thunk of that!?!?!?
Holland's Person, Bill
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Lenny is quite correct, but keep in mind that those Release Slots require
a relatively fine instrument to engage them.
As for using the 3-Pole switch for a single circuit, certainly you can use
such a switch in that application but as stated by an earlier reply you need
to make certain you
You can also buy a sort of mesh material to help with support for the patch.
Holland's Person, Bill
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Some years ago when I was still living in Wheaton, IL. the freezer in my
refrigerator had the same problem, this was one of those frigs with the main
storage on top and the freezer compartment on the bottom. What had happened
is my dear departed Carol had not quite shut the freezer door
Hmmm, do you ever stay at motels/hotels?
Holland's Person, Bill
E-Mail: billgal...@centurytel.net
- The early bird may get the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese!
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From: Lenny McHugh lmch...@verizon.net
Will one flexi elbow cover the same distance as two 90 degree bends? The
way
the down spout was put on my back porch was pretty stupid although it
looked
nice. From the gutter there is two 90 degree
OK gang, with a little imagination and ingenuity almost any outlet timer will
be accessible.
Now, it may not be that you can plug in the timer and set the accurate time and
then set the on/off times. But really, what does it matter if you have the
timer set to read 4 in the morning when it's
Tom, thanks so much for this cautionary tale albeit at the expense of your
person. You have a good idea there - the blocks of wood attached to the guard
I mean of course.
Holland's Person, Bill
E-Mail: billgal...@centurytel.net
- By trying we can easily learn to endure adversity -- another
OK Guys (and Gals),
Before I've mentioned about building a brick planter in front of my home.
But this time I'm playing around with the notion of building a planter of
wood for the back yard. This would be more a functional planter in that
I'd like to plant some tomatoes, peppers and
Oh boy RJ, if only you'd brought this up sooner. Having grown up on a dairy
farm in northern Wisconsin I was privy to setting pressure on those tanks
since a kid. Maybe you'll have to offer to wash her back when she takes
that first shower! ;-)
Holland's Person, Bill
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Spiro wrote:
never show how easy it is, they don't.
But what you do when you need their eyeballs to help get the job done?
Reminds me of a story my Grandfather Visocky used to tell me about his father
(my great-grandfather Visocky).
Seems that my Great-Grandfather Visocky was a major in the
Wow Howard,
Sounds to me as if the drain pipe wasn't mounted perfectly perpendicular to the
bathroom floor. Unless the floor has sagged some???
Here's the thing, those two bolts you speak of are actually anchored (anchor
bolts) to the top of the drain pipe via a collar that has keyhole style
Can anybody tell me if the iPod Nano comes with a version of Voice Over on
it?
The specific iPod Nano I'm looking at is:
MC027LL/A 8GB Generation 5 iPod Nano
Holland's Person, Bill
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- Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence
Betsy,
Is there any chance something like, oh, say, the top of a can, got jammed in
your disposal?
That seems like an awful lot of force for turning the darn thing.
Holland's Person, Bill
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- A cynic is a man who, when he smells flowers, looks around for a
Claudia,
When Carol and I had our upstairs bathroom in Wheaton, IL. remodeled we opted
for one of these tub surrounds for several reasons:
1) the original tub was badly pitted, scratched and in generally horrible
condition
2) the existing wall tile was done horribly and proved to be a bitch
Lenny,
Am I reading this correctly, you replaced your 5/8 chuck with a ½ chuck?
Please explain to this moron how decreasing the size of the chuck 1/8 is an
upgrade? I'm obviously missing some little detail here! ;-)
Holland's Person, Bill
E-Mail: billgal...@centurytel.net
- A person
Lenny,
OK, I thought that perhaps being able to firmly deploy smaller bits just
might be the focus of upgrade in this case.
What I've personally done to resolve this problem is to have a secondary
smaller chuck (actually a 3/8 chuck) threaded onto an appropriately
threaded bolt with the head
Betsy,
I'm not sure I get the problem. You say that when you turn the garbage
disposal on, it only hums. And then you say that the inside blades turn, my
disposal only has inside blades -- and then they're not really blades neither
but rather little hatchet heads of a sort.
Are you sure the
Terry,
My philosophy on this has always been that if I have to rent an item and I have
to pay a cab to go get it and again to take it back to the rental s hop then
I'll probably be money ahead buying the item from someplace that will deliver
it to me somehow. This rule has served me well
I can't speak to where anybody else lives, but water supply lines cannot be PVC
and meet code in most metropolitan locations. At least, none of the
metropolitan areas where I've lived allow PVC supply lines. The reason for
this is that in case of a fire, earthquake, tornado or some other
Rust? Copper does not rust. It will oxidize on exposed surfaces, but that
oxidization actually protects the metal from further such degradation.
Makes me if your situation was using some sort of alloy or some inappropriate
joints.
Holland's Person, Bill
- Be careful about reading health
Supply lines (as opposed to drain lines) are the pipes that supply water to the
home.
Holland's Person, Bill
- Be careful about reading health books. You may die of a misprint.
- US Humorist, Mark Twain (1835 - 1910)
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That's news to me, my Mom's home was built in 1969 out in the middle of
Bayfield County, Wisconsin and is supplied by a well that has served the family
since 1912. The house is plumbed with all copper pipe and not one bit of
trouble. In fact, she just had the water heater replaced last year
Scott,
From your question, I'm surmising you don't think a blind person can operate
a gasoline snowblower? Oh contraire my friend, I am the only one here and even
if I weren't I'd still be in charge of clearing the snow with my 8 HP
snowblower.
Certainly a blind person isn't going to be
I doubt that Springy Cord is the correct moniker for these things, but it's
an extension cord that looks like a slinky or spring. It has a clip that lets
you attach one end of this cord to a belt loop or something similar and as you
move away from the outlet the cord conveniently stretches out
Cheryl,
The last thing those of us living in the Snow Belt need is to hear about this
subject from the Pineapple Gallery!:-)
Please note, for those of you unaware, the :-) is the emoticon symbolizing a
smile.
Holland's Person, Bill
- Be careful about reading health books. You may die
Yep, these sex screws are flathead screwdriver fasteners; the male
component having a slightly smaller diameter shank with threads on the outside
and the female component having a slightly larger diameter shank with threads
on the inside. Sort of gets your blood flowing this time of day,
It's not the coupling I object to, but rather the uncoupling.
Holland's Person, Bill
- Be careful about reading health books. You may die of a misprint.
- US Humorist, Mark Twain (1835 - 1910)
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OK Guys (and Gals),
I'm planning to build a brick planter in front of my home this spring and have
a few questions. First, let me explain that my home has a 10 square foot
addition in front that comprises the dining room. This addition sits on a
concrete foundation that comes up about 1 foot
Tom,
Let me assure you that I didn't intend to make the house wall part of the
planter, but rather build a completely, four-sided brick planter. I do like
the idea of having a narrow stone path between the house and planter.
Thanks to all of you for your input, some things came up I hadn't
What you're referring to here are called Sex Screws. I know, sounds pretty
kinky; but remember that in plumbing you have ballcocks, nipples, male and
femail union pieces; maybe electricity and wiring isn't quite so suggestive but
I'm sure that trade likewise has its' own prurient terminology.
Guys, guys, it ain't me that made that terminology up. A very bright and
charming woman that manages a small Mom and Pop Hardware Hank in Wheaton,
Illinois gave me that terminology and if she calls them sex screws, who am I
to second guess???
Actually, both components, the male and female
I have somebody who asked me about what a rivet tool was and what it's uses
are. I'd like to explain a pop rivet to her, but I'm not sure the best
terminology.
Can anybody tell me what the correct term is for the shank on a pop rivet?
Also, would the flange or rim of the pop rivet correctly
Last week on A Prairie Home Companion Garrison Keilor was describing how
Minnesotans were lamenting the misplacement of the anxiously waited for
blizzard to Alabama. Alabamans don't know what to do with it, Minnesotans see
a blizzard as an opportunity to be heroic. . . .
Well, Wisconsin is
I wasn't going to mention anything about that Tom, but since you brought it up
. . . ;-)
Holland's Person, Bill
- Be careful about reading health books. You may die of a misprint.
- US Humorist, Mark Twain (1835 - 1910)
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I don't understand where there is a problem as you got it. Thread the three
1-foot extensions together, draw the sliding piece in the Click Rule main
piece out 4 inches and thread the 3 piece assembly into the main piece for
your 40 inches.
Holland's Person, Bill
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Can you get hold of hay bales in KC? That's what a lot of folks here in
Superior, Wisconsin use to have a jacket where desired.
Holland's Person, Bill
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- A book is a mirror. If an ass peers into it, you can't expect an apostle to
look out.
- Written two
No, the toilet itself is not rusted; but the drain holes beneath the rim are
yielding rust particles from the tank (I suppose). What I would like to do is
to flush the rust out of the tank/rim assembly without taking the components
apart. I know there is an acid that can be used to clear out
Is this property a city lot or more of a rural parcel? This is important
because most cities have ordinances dictating the width of property lots. A
rural parcel may fall under the 5 acre restriction, but it wouldn't be very
difficult to establish a mutually agreed upon exception; I doubt
David 21? Yep, your right Cathy.
David was born the same year as I was so that makes me only 20 years old. Ah
yes, life is goo'oo'oo'oo'oo'oo'oo'ood!
Holland's Person, Bill
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The first thing you'll want to do is to make certain all the pitch is out of
the part of the trunk you decide to work with. Then after the pitch is clear
I'd put a heavy coating of clear lacquer on this piece of tree trunk and let it
dry thoroughly. Then, using an electric miter (chop) saw,
of a screwdriver.
Incidentally, the hex heads also accept Phillips or square driver bits.
Bill Gallik
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- Why is it, whether you sit up or sit down, the result is the same?
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material up and out of the
hole being drilled.
Bill Gallik
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- Why is it, whether you sit up or sit down, the result is the same?
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Wouldn't a rubber-backed throw rug help this problem?
Bill Gallik
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I have a Food Saver vacuum packer and have stored both plain coffee grounds as
well as one of my favorite (Arco Norsemen's Grog) grounds in the plastic jar
and have not experienced any such degradation in that vessel.
I'm curious as to which flavored coffee caused this problem.
Holland's
Coffee is indeed acidic, but the acid should remain inert provided the grounds
and container remain completely dry. Is there any chance the grounds were
stored in the plastic jar with some dampness present?
Holland's Person, Bill
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- The early bird may get
Bryce,
As I explained in an earlier post I've stored ground coffee in the jar that
came with my Food Saver with no such problems. Had the grounds in that jar for
over six months at one point.
Holland's Person, Bill
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- The early bird may get the worm, but
Be VERY CAREFUL when re-attaching the tank to the bowl. In fact, the tank may
exhibit a bit of wobble but if the new seal between tank and bowl is
sufficiently snug and properly placed the tank does not need to be concretely
tightened to the bowl -- trying to do so jeopardizes cracking the
For the record, the VOX Tape Measure will read out in both Metric and Imperial
units; at least according to the product description.
Holland's Person, Bill
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OK, I went to the listed web address but could no find way to order the VOX
Tape measure. What am I missing here?
Here's the URL:
http://www.emptech.info/product_details.php?ID=2326
Holland's Person, Bill
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- The early bird may get the worm, but the
I would suggest compression joints to attach threaded ends to the copper pipe.
Then the flexible hosing connectors can be incorporated between the
copper/thread-joints and the faucet.
Holland's Person, Bill
E-Mail: billgal...@centurytel.net
- The early bird may get the worm, but the second
You can buy a tube cutter from any decent hardware store. If the area where
the pipe needs to be cut, mention this and the folks at the store should
recommend a slightly modified cutter that will be more usable in tight places.
Although it's called a tube cutter it can be used to cut copper
Jim in Minnesota,
Sounds like the sort of plumbing connectors I myself might want to consider
using when the time comes.
- Bill in Wisconsin
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One very effective way of getting rid of skunks is to identify a leader skunk
and then send him to another location. His followers will, well - follow him
to that location. For instance, many of the skunks in Wisconsin are now
migrating to Minnesota as their leader (#4) has torched the
I'm betting that the original plan was to hang the door so it opened/swung
from the opposing frame and for some who knows why reason and after the
wiring had been completed they realized they had to hang the door as it is
now. Otherwise, would it be possible to switch the door instead of moving
Please realize that if there is a steel post buried in that wall it is most
likely a support for the house. Is this wall located about center in the
basement? If so, you can bet that steel post is very much a load bearing one
and you need to be careful not to compromise it in any way.
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Makes sense to me.
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- Anonymous (from my source of goofy stuff)
- Eggs and Bacon for Breakfast
- An entire day commitment for a Hen.
- A Lifetime Commitment for a Hog
How workable are the digital locks for a blind person to set?
And, oh yeah, about the storm door locks; never thought about locking them
to serve as a buffer between you and a potential villain. Good point!
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$35 a lock? OUCH!!!
I sure never paid any thing near that much! My locks were re-keyed for
about $100 and $30 of that was for the trip by the locksmith. I had 7 locks
re-keyed so it was about $10 per lock here in Superior, Wisconsin.
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I have a Bose table-top radio, it is everything they advertise it to be. It
is extremely easy to operate and the remote control card buttons are laid
much like the buttons on the radio itself so when you've mastered one set
you've mastered the other.
I do not have the Wave System with the CD
Can anybody comment on the pros/cons of this idea:
1) Dig the hole(s) for the post(s) (of course)
2) Place appropriate length large diameter (6 maybe) PVC pipe(s) in the
hole(s)
3) Fill PVC pipe(s) with cement (and appropriate water)
4) Allow Concrete Posts to cure
5) Place wooden posts on
The PVC pipe serves two purposes;
1) a very nice vessel for pouring the cement into
2) helps prevent frost heaving because surrounding ground cannot grab it
so readily (I've even heard as to go so far as to wrap the PVC with plastic
sheathing)
I sure like the idea of the bell shaped bottoms.
Did somebody suggest placing the wood posts in the PVC pipe? That's not how
I heard about doing it, only the cement mix is placed in the PVC pipe and
the wood posts are positioned above the resulting concrete pillar. But then
this is really for posts for supporting a deck.
Well, there ya' go. Thanks for the tip Dan!
Only one thing though, just what is a sono tube?
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- Anonymous (from my source of goofy stuff)
- Eggs and Bacon for Breakfast
- An entire day commitment for a Hen.
- A
Claudia,
Do you own your home? If so, call a locksmith in and have him/her rekey your
locks so one key fits all locks! If you don't own your home/apartment talk
to your property manager to seek permission before doing this (maybe).
It cost me about $100.00 to have 10 locks rekeyed.
Oh yes, the locks on the storm doors are an entirely different kettle of
fish. But truly, those locks really aren't much good so why even bother to
lock them at all.
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Holland's Person, Bill
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- Anonymous (from my source of goofy stuff)
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One thing I've heard is that's helpful to place a (appropriately wide) PVC
pipe into the ground into which pour the concrete. Of course, this has
something to do with heaving from frost and I imagine many of you have no
concerns about frost -- we sure do up here in northern Wisconsin!
Oh my, shall I subscribe as Billie Gallik?
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Holland's Person, Bill
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- Anonymous (from my source of goofy stuff)
- Eggs and Bacon for Breakfast
- An entire day commitment for a Hen.
- A Lifetime Commitment for a Hog
O.K. I want to know why when I try to subscribe to Blind Handy Girls
several months ago I was refused because I am a man? Yet we have women on
the Blind Handyman list? This ain't right! If the Gander ain't good
enough to be on the Goose's list then the Geese should be able to get on the
Ganders'
Naw, I just accepted that they didn't want me. I'm getting used to it,
rejection, Rejection, REJECTION. Hell, I have to tie a pork chop around my
neck to get my guide dog to come when I call him!
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Holland's Person, Bill
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- Anonymous
RJ writes:
Why not get a sex change, they will except you than without question.
Heck RJ, is that anything like an oil change? Won't help, I'm not getting
any sex now so I have none to change!
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Holland's Person, Bill
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I read somewhere that good old table salt, carefully applied between the
cracks, will strongly discourage growth of any vegetation!
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Holland's Person, Bill
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- Anonymous (from my source of goofy stuff)
- Eggs and Bacon for Breakfast
- An
The problem with Round-Up for this particular application is that it is very
effective with broad leaf vegetation such as clover and other broad leaf
vegetation. It is not effective at all on lawn grasses and plants of that
nature.
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Yikes, now I get it; Rob, I don't see why you couldn't use the chainsaw to
split the 16-18 lengths once you've cut them off the log. I apologize for
misunderstanding what you wanted to do. True, that's a bit
unconventional, but there's no reason you can't do that. My Dad and I
used to do it all
Lee,
Where in the world did you get that definition for ocean. What a great
brain-tease.
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Holland's Person, Bill
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- Anonymous (from my source of goofy stuff)
- Eggs and Bacon for Breakfast
- An entire day commitment for a Hen.
- A
Is there any way you could construct a curb to follow. When I prepare for
winter (and myself doing the snowblowing) I edge one side of my sidewalks
with 4 × 4 boards raised on bricks (to enhance the tactile-ability) and am
then able to follow these curb guides with the housing of the snow blower.
Why not find an old milk can, I believe you could get one up to 10 gallons.
Or there used to be these boiling pots; my grandpa used to have one of these
tubs for butchering hogs (you submerge the DEAD animal into the boiling
water to facilitate cleaning hair off the hide).
Tom is quite right when he says the drain pipes are not designed to take a
lot of pressure. And I've seen other posts on this thread concerning a
product that used to be available that was simply a can of air under high
pressure. I used to use those quite effectively when I lived in Wheaton and
Rob,
To answer your question, in a word, YES.
Many years ago (when I could still see) I came across a product that was, in
essence, a miter to attach to the chainsaw bar so you could actually rough
saw boards from a large log. The idea was that you would keep this guide
on the outside of the
Holy Shit Rob!!!
You want to use a chainsaw to split logs on a pile??? Man, just
cross-cutting piled logs is a dangerous matter, I know because I used to do
that. The nose of the chainsaw bar has a nasty way of catching the log
along side or underneath and kicking back at the operator. Can't
Hey Dan,
Thanks much for this information. The current audible level (think I bought
from NFB, but can't recall for certain) does not affix readily to any of the
regular levels I've looked at in various hardware stores. I get the
feeling people are giving me funny looks as I take this little 10
It is a type of manual cross-cut saw.
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Holland's Person, Bill
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- Anonymous (from my source of goofy stuff)
- Eggs and Bacon for Breakfast
- An entire day commitment for a chicken.
- A Lifetime Commitment for a Pig
I have a very small audible level (about 1 foot long) that seems to be quite
accurate. But can anybody point me to where I could buy an audible level
that's a bit longer or one that will slide into a regular carpenter's level?
My thought is that if I had a pair of audible levels affixed to a
I presume that if this guy were to use two levels, he would ask one of his
sighted pals to check the accuracy before relying on either of the audible
levels. Otherwise, I imagine that his thought would be that if both levels
were off just a titch arrange them in the regular carpenter's level such
fish down to the duct and
come up to where I need the box to be located. So not hopeless, but
challenging. Once it is all done, it will have been worth it.
On Aug 7, 2009, at 10:22 PM, Bill Gallik wrote:
Correct me if I am wrong, but it sounds as if you are trying to add a
fixture in a ceiling
Correct me if I am wrong, but it sounds as if you are trying to add a
fixture in a ceiling that has a floor for another room above it?
By the way, as for the dust, the vacuum attachment is good but to make
things even more palatable to the little lady try laying a plastic tarp
under the work
Can anybody explain why the hole saws I've used (1, 2 3) do not cut a
hole that snugly fits the (1, 2 3) desk grommets I purchased from
Menard's? What I wound up with was a hole just slightly larger than the
indicated size of the corresponding grommet. Yet, if I drop down to the
next smaller
I suggest that you change that first commandment of dog handling to:
DON'T FEED THE DOG ANY DAMN HUMAN FOOD.
Bill Gallik
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- Anonymous
. If this is the
case you need only tighten the locking screw; this may require a blade
screwdriver, a Phillips screwdriver or a hex key depending on the type of
locking screw used.
Bill Gallik
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figured I'd kill two birds with
one stone so to speak. I'd appreciate any suggestions no matter how
technical or not so technical.
Thanks!
Bill Gallik
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tolerate the disadvantages
Thank you Betsy,
This is precisely the type of thought I'm asking for in this thread. Your
suggestions are very much appreciated -- unlike a few other wise asses whom
shall go unmentioned!!! ;-)
Hear that Dan, Dave, Victor???
Bill Gallik
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Bill Gallik
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tolerate the disadvantages of their wealth.
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Tome,
I'll take the first part of your suggestion under advisement (in the notes
file), it's actually something to consider although I don't use a Braille
display at all.
Thanks!
Bill Gallik
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Thanks Tom, some very sound points.
Thank You, also!
Bill Gallik
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tolerate the disadvantages of their wealth.
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such as sweat soldering because I had
a project in play at this time. I was told by an expert trainer that it
wasn't possible. I should have known better! Now I do!
Bill Gallik
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sense
ALL RIGHT! Here's your perfect excuse to get yourself a Dremel Tool or
something akin to this handy little dandy!
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