Name of Product: DEWALT DW744 Jobsite Table Saws
Units: About 13,000
Manufacturer: DEWALT Industrial Tool Co., of Towson, Md.
Hazard: The pivot bracket on the saw can separate which can misalign the
blade and the fence and cause kick back. This poses a laceration hazard to
consumers.
Hi folks,
I am unsubscribing from this list because I am contemplating a move back to
Colorado from Oklahoma.
I will have a different email then and, in the meantime, I will, most
likely, not have a computer anyway.
This is a really great list and I have learned an enormous amount from it.
When I
Good luck, with the move, It has been good having you
on list. You have been here a good while. Keep in
contact with us. We can talk on the show, about your
large move, after it is done grin.
Have a good one.
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Hi folks,
I am unsubscribing from this
Thanks all,
see you later alligators.
Cy, the Ancient oKie...
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From: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Don
Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 9:35 AM
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Leaving the list -temmporarily
Good
Hi All,
I have a 1995 Maytag dish washer that is not cleaning. During the last rinse
cycle small particles of food are left coating all of the dishes, glasses
etc. I did run some white vinegar and it really did not help. I called
Maytag and I was instructed how to remove and clean the filter.
hi lenny
they make a dish washer cleanner you put in the silverware basket.
it is a bottle with some wax on the top, you put in there upside down
and the heat of the water melts the wax and lets the stuff out.
i am not sure if it is better than the vinigar but its worth a try.
it only costs about
This sounds like a fairy tail, but get some sugarless lemon kool-aide and
pour a couple packages in the bottom of the washer and run the machine
through its cycle.
RJ
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Hey Guys,
Please do not take this badly, :) but I am back because of a desperate problem
that I know you all can help me with. Even if that help is have a drink and
call the plumber. :) I noticed some new names in the digest, so I will take
just a moment to introduce myself and then get
one word.
Jet Dry
It is a liquid drying additive that you should have a dispenser
for in the door of the dishwasher. It I think changes the
surface tension of the water and does not allow the little
particles to stick. We use it and it works like a charm.
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Lenny, make sure the water pump is emptying it after cycles. It just
might be refilling with water and running out the over flow.
..bob
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You could try using a liquid detergent rather than powder - it doesn't clog
the drains either!
David W Wood
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Is the cleanout you mentioned on the kitchen accessible from outside the house.
That should be considered a ground level cleanout unless the kitchen is on the
second floor. Has a snake been put down this cleanout? Approximately what
size, diameter is this clean out plug? If you have been
Seems I remember a plumber with a camera gizmo that ran into the sewer line and
would find the block and indicate where the thing was when it found it. Can't
remember what it was called or whether it was a national plumbing company or a
local one that talked about this device. Might call
the main city sewer line runs parallel to the back of our house and the kitchen
sink and that opening are right on the back of the house. We chose the place
to dig by coming straight out from the house towards the main line. The
plumber did say he could electronically locate it but that would
pull the toilet from the half bath seems the clog is after that somewhere pull
the toilet and run a power snake down that drain if the pipes are not crushed
this should open it up
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From: Jennifer Jackson
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday,
Did you try a roter snake? That could be the answer to the problem, instead of
all the digging. The municipality might be able to give you a location where
the pipe is. Or if you have a waste stack, you might want to put a hole in it
and enter a snake from it. Than place a 3 inch saddle on the
Hi Jennifer,
I understand what it's like when you need to do something but can't afford
it.
Not sure about where you live, but when a home in Toronto has issues of the
type you're describing, and the owner can't afford to get it repaired, there
are programs available, municipally,
What is a waste stack?
The waste management guy was no help about the location of the line. his exact
words were that is between you and your plumber. He seemed a little
irritated that we would even bother him with questions about where the city
main is. :)
I do not know what the pipe is
These are some really good suggestions Victor. This may jut have to be the way
we go.
Jennifer
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To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 2:57 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] I am back and have a sewer line
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Lenny
My wife and I had one less than 5 years old doing the same thing. We had
the extended warranty and the service man here several times. He even
consulted with the factory reps and replaced several different parts etc all
to no avail. We ended up getting it replaced under warranty. If I
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Waste vent is the pipe that runs out the roof of your house, usually 3-4
inches in diameter. All the other drain lines should come to this main
stack.
Fill the hole with a few inches of water and let it soak in over night, or
for a day or so, the soil will be easier to dig out, or probe in.
Hi group: I want you all to know that as of the end of May the avg free
antivirus will not be supported any more. We must pay of you still want to
use avg. Does anybody know of another free virus program that works tithes
wineyes? Sorry but I figured this was important.
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Interesting information, but subject lines like this really annoy me.
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Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 5:03 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] this is really off topic
Hi
You won't do any damage with the regular snake.
Have you any trees or big shrubs/bushes near to the house / drains?
David W Wood
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MATTHEWS HOUSE
85 EPSOM ROAD
GUILDFORD
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302691 (ALL OTHER
We do have some trees out in the back half of the yard going towards the
main line. Not right on, but perhaps close enough to cause problems. We
did try some chemical stuff for that at first, though I am open to
suggestions about possible root problems.
Jennifer
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It is the main pipe that the other waste lines run into and out to the
municipality main. In the older houses, they in my area would run from the
basement and at times even to and through the roof as a vent.
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The advice my techs give home owners is to rinse dishes before stacking them
and to make sure the water is hot enough before starting a cycle. It's a
good idea to let the water run at the sink until it gets hot and then start
the dish washer. It's also thought that liquid detergent seems to
If you all have some type of snake I would give it a try down the clean out on
the outside of the house. You didn't mention how large that cleanout was. Is
this a slab on grade house or does it have a crawlspace or basement? If it is
a basement or slab and the snake down the outside
Rodo rooter or however they spell it has that camera. Or if you want to buy
one yourself Ridgid sells a good one. You could get a plumber to fix the
problem for less but you'll be the only one on the block with a sewer camera...
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To:
Being built in 81 chances are roots won't be the problem. The main line is
probably cast running to the city connection.
Are you running into problems anywhere else in the house? Do other toilets
flush normally? Do any of the showers back up? If you want to match the
volume from a dish
In the back yard that is. Lets put it this way. When a totally blind person
can see the gas leak, it's time to fix it. This one is about a half inch to
an inch above the ground (on my side of course). Have no idea how long it's
been leaking like that. Anyway, it was the gas technician from the
This is to the original poster of the message concerning AVG. I don't have the
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only way I know how to reach them. I did some research and there is nothing on
avg's web site to suggest they are going to make it no
I would add the time constraints.
In general it will take much longer as a blind person to perform most of the
functions of plumbing particularly in unfamiliar environments. It is one thing
to take a couple of hours to install an outdoor spigot for the wife but quite
another when charging
I know not too many people like these folks, but if you are cheap Harbor
Freight sells a sewer line camera. I don't know about its quality but for a one
time job, it should work. I have a pipe threading set from them along with pipe
cutters. I can't tell you how many times I had to take the
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Try the clean-out at the side of the house. It will be closer to the line out
to the lane and that is it's purpose. Your snake though may not be long enough.
I am wondering though if the laundry is on the main floor or in a basement? If
in a basement then the sewer is probably much deeper than
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Don't put water into clay! It becomes impossible to dig and lift and you can't
get the damn stuff off of your digging tools or your boots.
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Sent: Wednesday, April 30, 2008 4:59 PM
Subject: RE:
It may be, from your description that the couple is there so the meter can be
changed out. They do that from time-to-time to calibrate the meter. They just
changed mine in March. Don't know why they would do that in several feet of
snow but I got a call to remove the snow so they could switch
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Interesting because I saw how they actually take out the meter. There are 2
bolts (well they look like bolts) that connect the meter to both my side and
the city side. I don't know if unions come in different shapes, because maybe
that's what this is. It had the threads on it, and where the
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