Ray, since we're on the subject of exterior installations how about finding
something on installing a basket ball poll with a hoop for the kids.
David Ferrin
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From: Boyce, Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Not to drag this subject line out forever but. a long time ago on one
of those home fix it shows. it was shown that by running the outside
water supply, be it a well or street water thru many feet of pipe of any
size . thru the basement prior to entering any hot water heater, would
end up
Been there, done that.
You dig a hole about a cubic foot and make at least a 12 inch square form
probably just a little below grade. You fill that with cement and set the lower
half of the hollow pipe pole into it. Square the post up to vertical then begin
filling it up with cement tamping it
Yes sir it sure does. I'm not doing it, this is just research for the files
page and I thank you very much.
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From: Dale Leavens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007
I think the regulation height is about 12 feet, isn't it?
Victor Gouveia
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In the U.S. it's 10 feet I believe.
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From: Victor Gouveia [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 1:17 PM
Subject: Re: Installing basketball net [was] Re: [BlindHandyMan]
Anyone ever poured a set of cement stairs? One future project for me
might be to rip out my front steps up to my porch. They are cement but in
pretty bad shape. Many people in the neighborhood have had their's
patched, but within a couple of years, they are in just as bad condition.
The
According to multiple sources, after consulting google, the regulation
height of a basketball hoop is 10 feet to the top edge of the rim.
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My late father-in-law was a plasterer, stone mason and cement finisher. He
had a file box of recipes for different applications. There is one set of
church steps in town that he patched about 25 years ago and they still are
holding up.
Anyway I helped him a few times with steps. The one trick
We have talked about fraud before, on list; I think.
I mention this for the awareness of other online shoppers and paypal
users.
Please read.
I received an email
from [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The subject line was either You have sent a payment or electronic funds
transfer.
it said I had just sent a
I suppose that this is information that we need, so I say thank you.
David Ferrin
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Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 3:26 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] fraud is close to real, attention
Aloha listers,
One of the clues is that any email from PayPal that is real will have
your name in it,. I know this is off topic but I had to respond. The
address to send such emails to is:
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Betsy
At 09:26 AM 5/23/2007, you wrote:
We have talked about fraud before, on list; I
hi when you get an email like this that you don't recognise you can
forward the whole thing to
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also if you get something that don't look right from ebay they have
the same thing.
just use
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jim
At 02:39 PM 5/23/2007, you wrote:
I suppose that this is
Spiro,
What you need to know is Paypal will never send a message like that to you.
Second, it is easy to spoof or fake an e-mail address.
You can view the header of the message. If you did, you'd notice that the IP
address was overseas mail. There are sites where you can lookup a numeric IP
I get messages like this all the time. Typically they were pretty poor
reproductions of PayPal or EBay emails, often with poor English or
misspellings. Recently, they have been getting better though.
I recently received a block of emails from buzcard.com saying that someone
has sent me a buz
Thanks guys. I knew I could count on you. This is a future project, so I
have some time to learn and do some experimenting.
So Dale, I can build a hollow box and pour the steps over that? Will the
wood eventually rot and the concrete will be strong enough to maintain
it's structure?
The
Dan,
There is one other thing that I just remembered. He always used scaffolding
nails. These nails have two heads about 1/4 inch apart. The first is driven
tight to hold the form together. When it is time to take down the forms the
second head is easy to grab with a nail puller.
Lenny
How do you make the IP address show in outlook express. I knew once but
have forgotten.
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Hi Everyone
Torquata MJ-823
Circle Cutting Guide
Review
As the saying goes, there are many ways to skin a cat. Well, to be
honest, I'm not sure where that saying came from or what it was based
on. Regardless,
the saying remains true in terms of cutting circles in wood; there are
many ways to do
Dale, this is a keeper.
Dan, we used to rent conveyers and schutes for concrete work. I think the
conveyors wer 28 feet and the schutes in ten foot sections. If you're going
uphill, the conveyor might be worth thinking about if you're having the
concrete delivered.
Bill Stephan
Kansas
Hi All
Improve your basketball skills at home with your own practice basketball
hoop. Here are instructions for installing the freestanding kind.
Instructions
Difficulty: Moderate
Steps
1
Step One
Choose a location near the surface you plan to use as the court.
Driveways and patios work well.
2
He's on the job again, good man.
David Ferrin
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Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 6:16 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] How To Install a Basket Ball Hoop
Hi All
Hey Ray,
This was a great article, more than any of us need to know
about wire, very interesting
Everything I see on sail boats these days is stainless and so far as I know
wire cored. Mostly swedge fittings although I know one guy with old fashioned
ideas who uses spliced eyes in his standing
Does anyone know where the name Monkey wrench came from? thanksLee
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Hi All
Laying Down Natural Flagstone
Q. Building patio 16 feet x 20 feet with covered roof and need a procedure for
laying down the natural flagstone. What is the best procedure?
A.There are a few options for flag patios. You can either set it on sand;
limestone or trap rock screenings and
Hi Tom
I am in the process of making a winch mount to winch in my Van into the
back shed.
What I found was very little information on breaking strain on wire rope
from a large warehouse, that sold rope by the foot
So I decided to use my boat winch but needed to take of the old rope and
replace it
I suspect this is probably oversimplified, but I have heard that if you can
frost a cake you can do cement work. What do yall think?
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From: Dale Leavens
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 5:59 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan]
Dan Have you looked in to precast modular cement steps? I have not used them
or know of anyone who has used them.
Art
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From: Dan Rossi
To: BlindHandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 1:26 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] pouring cement stairs.
Hmmm, I stand corrected. My apologies guys, I don't know why I thought 12
feet was the standard height.
Must be on drugs or something. Oh wait, I am on drugs. Damn I hate being a
diabetic. Smile.
Victor Gouveia
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yeah, understood, but was thinking of those litmus strips. Sorry.
On Tue, 22 May 2007, Don wrote:
I agree with your post. I have been doing this water thing for a few years
now. Looked in to several things. really haven't found any thing worth
while. except a good eye ball.. Don
Hi All
Vices Safety Tips
Always be sure to wear eye protection when hammering an object being
held by a vice.
Worn jaw inserts and bent sliding cross pin handles should be replaced.
Never use an extension cheater handle or hammer on the handle of a vice
for extra clamping pressure.
If there
I completely forgot this forwarding address. Thanks.
I buy handyman type thing with it, Dave; so I hope it will help.
On Wed, 23 May 2007, Betsy Whitney, Dolphin Press wrote:
Aloha listers,
One of the clues is that any email from PayPal that is real will have
your name in it,. I know this is
This is why I mentioned that all but
the sending address
and the line if you dispute this' vs
see the details of this trans were different. I did study the two of
them after I found that it wasn't listed in my paypal account history.
I was surprised that i could be taken and marveled at the *line
Ray,
I was a little disappointed. I really expected that the tip would be not to
hold the piece with your fingers in the jaws when tightening.
Seriously it is a good read.
Lenny
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From: Boyce, Ray [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, May
Mostly cement work in my experience is physically hard work. If your
preparation is thorough it isn't anything more skilled than icing a cake. if
your preparation is not thorough the mess can be quite spectacular.
Mostly I rather enjoy working with concrete. It is quite satisfying. I would
Lee! That is not the squealing of your reel winding off at high speed that you
can hear! No it is the cries of the young lady who you have hooked.
Your technique may not be perfect in the eyes of the dedicated angler, but for
reeling in young ladies: well, it just cain't be beat!!!
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