Hi Everyone
Care Car Tips
Most people take pride in owning a reliable, attractive car or truck. The
key to keeping a vehicle dependable and aesthetically pleasing is a normal
maintenance
regimen. To some, taking their vehicle to the car wash every two weeks and
to the quick-lube joint every
hi all my name is ian mcnamara and i am from birmingham in the u k
i am not exactly a handy man but am interested in stuff like that.
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Hi Keith,
It is possible to install different versions of Windows on two different
drives, although I'm not sure of the process, I do know that switching
Windows platforms is not exactly Jaws friendly.
Once you go into the Windows install screen, it will indicate that you have
a previous or
I was informed this morning in no uncertain terms by my little wife,
princess Luan Luan, that I must do something about those dam patio doors or
else. One of them, I have two, is just a little hard to open and the other one,
the one I worked on, is getting almost impossible to use. I no you
Welcome to the funny papers.
David Ferrin
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From: ian and riggs [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 7:56 AM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] hi all.
sorry it is heeman2730
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Phil, this is a good question I'd like to know more about. These sliding
doors have gotten heavier since the double Paine glass became a standard.
I thought ours had bad rollers, but I had a repairman out here last summer
to replace the locking mechanism and I asked him why the door didn't
Cover the sensor with a plastic bag, and use a rubber band to hold it in
place. Make sure the stream of water is not aim directly at the sensor, and
then there should be no problems.
Michael
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Hi, anyone have tips for cutting pre made Formica counter tops? I need a 45
angle on both ends and they don't sell them that way.
Thanks Michael
PS. Building my own cabinets was more then we wanted to spend, and so was
buying ready to assemble ones, so I am just putting a new counter top on
with
I still disagree with washing an engine. I seriously doubt that the average
do it yourselfer knows where all the sensors are on his/her engine, not to
mention things like coils on plugs, coils near plugs, etc. Get things wet and
you are asking for trouble!
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Hi,
We are remodeling to create a nursery at my church and would like to wire a
speaker from the sound system into the nursery. The music store will sell
us a speaker for $120. We can buy a speaker cable with quarter inch jacks
at each end and run it from the amp in the sanctuary to the
Check a pon shop or a place that sells used music equipment.
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Behalf Of Ralph Supernaw
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 11:46 AM
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Speaker for sound
Hi Lenny
Very good tips
Regards
Ray
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From: Lenny McHugh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 11:49 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Care Car Tips
Ray,
This is all excellent advice. I routinely do two other very
Very nice description. Yep, the reality is that any project seems to take
much longer once you get into it. Same thing with my deck. I was just
going to put up the ledger board and that lead me to having to move the
dryer vent which meant chiseling a 5 inch hole through 10 inches of cement
I was looking at some air tools the other day and I found a tool that kind
of reminds me of a dremmle. The air hose hooks to the back, and on the other
end is a type of chuck that you might find on a dremmle. It is about 6
inches long or maybe a bit longer and is straight. Is this what you would
We picked up one of these gadgets that you poke down in the soil of a house
plant and it will tell you how much moisture is in the soil so you can
determine weather it needs to be watered.
Is there a unit like this that either talks or gives some type of autable
feedback?
To listen to the show
I would like your ideas on a folding table. I want to make a folding
table for a sort of outdoor work bench. I bought the legs from
harbor Freight. They are similar to what you might see on tables for
church and school meals. I thought of making the top from 1 by 12
wood, about 5 feet long
Hi All
Most of us work by ourselves in one-person woodshops, and most often,
one project at a time. We may lack 'efficiency training,' but we can
still organize
projects effectively.
It is wise to train yourself to think ahead. Cutting out pieces for the
third step in a project while leaving all
Hi All
Efficient glue-ups are something better learned by experience than by
reading about them, but some basics are worth understanding before you
begin. First
off, preparation of the surfaces being joined is a major factor in the
success of any glue-up, and there is no glue made than can
Hell at this point I'd grab a hairdryer or some similar heat source
and apply a little heat to the problem. Of course nto enough to heat
the tires, but enough to at least break the tires loose. You might
succeed in breaking the ice up to some degree, but man this sounds
pretty ugly.
Now as
Mickey
Thanks I don't want any one to get hurt that is why I posted my idea the way
I did.
I figured some one on this list would know one way or the other. I have
never had this problem but if I ever do I like the idea of the ice melt
products. May take a while but well worth the wait.
I agree with Mickey, too dangerous it might all break loose at once
and slide on the ice.
Again, I don't know about this, but how about a kettle of boiling water poured
near
each tyre where stuck?
tom
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From: Phil Parr
Tuesday here in the loan star state was cloudy and cold but, in spite of
that we all were here for the show. Our guest is Walter Gramza from up state
New York. Walter makes his living tuning and repairing pianos and I think does
quite well at
Hi John,
I think I would just screw the planks together from underneath with the
transverse boards you intend to attach the folding legs to. I would also
leave a very small gap between the planks to allow for movement in the wood
in the outdoor environment.
If you do intend to laminate them
Well we got the van out of the ice. There was about 6 inches of ice around all
of the wheels.
Although the van is all wheel drive the rear wheels never tried.
Two neighbors helped with ice choppers, buckets of cinders and some rock salt
it took about an hour to free the van.
yesterday we had a
My refrigerator is in perfect running order now thanks to your wonderful
suggestions! You all and Sears came through. Smile.
Rita
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So did warrantee
Cover it?
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From: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Behalf Of Rita
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 6:57 PM
To: blindhandyman Moderator
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Re: [ BlindHandyMan] Thank you
My refrigerator is in perfect running
Hi Everyone
Alternator Check and Replacement
The electrical system in an automobile is comprised of three parts that
must all function individually for the system to operate in balance. The
battery
is the first part. The battery stores electricity to spin the starter
and start the engine when the
very hth, they are nice folks and will mail you a catalog on tape too.
On Wed, 14 Feb 2007, Max Robinson wrote:
I went there and ordered two of them. Sometimes I want to send from the
computer to the main stereo and others from the main stereo to the computer
room.
Regards.
Max. K 4 O D
there was a discussion on here maybe two or three years ago, regarding two
types of fm transmitter. I forget all the details, and don't have the
emails, but I know that c crane had one of what were thought to be the two
best, thus the discussion, to the best of my knowledge.
I hope this is
Hi list,
This just might be a question especially for Boyce Ray, but, I
welcome any help from all!
I have been smelling gas when my heating unit starts up. The gas
seemed to be coming from the air vents. I had my gas company come out
to see if it was the gas meter and they tell me it is the
Yes Robert fully! I am delighted about the suggestion to check it out.
Smile.
Rita
On Thu, 15 Feb 2007, Robert J. Moore wrote:
So did warrantee
Cover it?
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Behalf Of Rita
Sent: Thursday, February 15,
Hi group
Assuming he is plugging into a band type sound board would it be practical
to just get a small practice amp and that way he could control the volume
and also the base-treble to get the sound that he needs?
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I don't know that they are particularly better however they are a little
more forgiving.
The cutter is a blade maybe 3 16th wide which pushes out through a slot into
the edge of the boards to be joined. There are a few sizes so you can adjust
the depth of cut and it cuts an arc shape. There is
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