I do not appreciate having someone claiming friendliness attempting to gain
access to my contact list. Looks to me like a huge spoof for some other
purpose.
Did anyone else get that request?
Dale Leavens, Cochrane Ontario Canada
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Skype DaleLeavens
Come and meet Aurora,
excuse me?
I did not wish to cause any form of offense on any part there of. I have
advertised myself within the region of speciality as a skilled blind technician
and tooling guy. I demonstrate my skills here in the united kingdom as a
technician and machinist including lathe operations,
Dale,
You need to put something heavy on the base to keep the stands in place (sand
bags, or something). As long as the board contacts the upper half of the
roller and the stand is secure enough to stay put, the board will go over the
top. I set the height by placing a long board on the tool
hello all. here's a good project I'm working on.
but first lets just take a moment to calm the nerves of the sceptical and
those who get nervous of heavy duty machinery lol
the chainsaw though incredibly powerful and considered dangerous is actually
a sleak and elegant machine. I use 3
Sorry about that, I knew you were subscribing especially since I was the person
who sent you the address. I thought Dale was talking about somebody I might
have missed in the shuffle. As an owner of this list I extend a welcome and
look forward to listening to some of your projects. This guy
One thing you should look at is the discharge shoot. The ones I found with
two holes about 1 1/2 inches does a better job, than the ones that have the
full four inch opening.
- Original Message -
From: David Ferrin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, October
I know what you're saying all right for sure. They are extremely noisy and
offensive but I figure that they are also a labor saving device.
David Ferrin
personal email address
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Consciousness is that annoying time between naps.
- Original Message -
From: Dan Rossi
To:
David,
I own 2 leaf blower/vacs. The oldest is a Sears Craftsman gas powered unit.
It is about 12 years old. I find that it is quite heavy and the blower
works ok, but not great. I hate the vacuum arrangement on it and never use
it.
Last spring, I bought a Toro electric model blower vac.
I like electric models over the gas ones. I believe the electric
ones are lighter and have fewer problems.
earlier, [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote:
Recommendations for leaf blowers for you guys here.
Anything petrol driven is a lot better and more reliable as if you're going
to shred and mulch any
So, um, not to be to personal, but how much labor do you need to be saving?
Does your doctor say you need to slow down and not lose any more weight or
what?
Jennifer
- Original Message -
From: David Ferrin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, October 24,
Well I'm not sure how to reply to this question so I won't other than to say it
will save on the back. I don't have trouble in that area and I'd like to keep
it that way thank you.
David Ferrin
personal email address
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Consciousness is that annoying time between naps.
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I am figuring on an electric model for my needs. I really don't have any
trees at all but you wouldn't know that to look at my yard. I'm dealing
with mainly oak and or maple leafs around here, so nothing overly punishing
to a blower. For all that I will need it for that should be fine since
Hi Louis,
Welcome to the list, I'm sure you will be an invaluable resource.
I'm not sure what happened that you feel you offended someone,
I believe Dale Leavens, another highly competant list member, got some kind
of spam that he thought was related to this list.
I got nothing of the sort.
You can still buy that jack at Advance Auto parts.
Ken Hawk
- Original Message -
From: Lee A. Stone [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Blind Handyman blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, October 23, 2006 5:18 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] old cars and jack stands
How would we find out or do
Hi Robert here
I must have missed some part of this thread about louis supposedly offending
some one or being offended.
did I say some thing that started this?
Reason I ask is these posts were under the heading of welding which is what
I was asking about.
I hope I did not start some thing.
I am
That's why the leaf blower question in the first place to conserve the body
which continues to age. All kidding aside I'm just simply tired of all that
bending ETC that goes with the job.
David Ferrin
personal email address
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Consciousness is that annoying time between naps.
Hi Lewis and welcome.
I have done some electric welding with a stick welder with satisfactory
results. A while back, I asked the list if anyone knew how a blind guy could
MIG weld. The answers were not encouraging. There didn't seem to be anyone
who knew the techniques and steps for a blind
Louis Ok just making sure.
period end of subject.
Now
back to welding.
If my cousin is willing to teach me, I will find out exactly what he has for
a welder and we can go from there.
Is there any particular type of welding that a blind guy just simply can't
do? or is just not practical at all?
Victor, that's how Bill Stephan
I handle leaves. And, you can buy an extension hose for a shopvac for not too
much money. It beats carrying a blower, and it works well for me.
Kansas City, MO
(816)803-2469
William Stephan
-Original Message-
From: Victor Gouveia[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
No, it was me.
I found a pop-up this morning asking permission to share my contact list
with this user. Seems I am the only one who had this experience. Could be
though that it is because I presently have very tight security set here.
Could be some other explanation. I certainly hope so.
Dale. Remember the old steel wheel sidewalk roller skates? The wheels on
those box coaster conveyers are nothing more than those old fashioned roller
skate wheels.
Regards.
Max. K 4 O D S.
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Transistor site http://www.funwithtransistors.net
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