Hey, Terry, I've asked dozens of people about this before, without anyone
being able to supply a precise answer. You say that you use a color
identifier. I assume that you use it to determine wire coating colors?
Does your color identifier accurately identify the color of wire coatings?
What
Anyone have any experience in type of compounds to clean the pitch off bits
(name brand?or paint thinner, etc.?)?
Is there a different type of cleaner for different types of bits (carbide or
steel)?
How about sharpening bits? I have a Sears Craftsman device that actually
attaches
to the
cycle
starts over again. Is there a setting that allows this second cycleto be
shut off? I'm wasting both water and power with this unnecessary secon
cycle.
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Makes sense to me, but wish it did not blend colors and instead gave the true
color. I'm sure there is a reason, but...
On Mar 27, 2010, at 12:22 PM, Spiro wrote:
As clear as I can be, as I've said before;
I have a cobalt (spelling) color I.D.
My hand comes out as something like dark pink.
I could readilly go out and buy a car, a yacht or a plane these days, and
not be able to operate any of them without competant assistance.
I guarantee no car dealer in this country would hesitate for a second to
take my money if I had it.
It's all fear, this country is run by the fearfull these
over again. Is there a setting that allows this second cycleto be
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You definitely want to mix the signals so they are combined without having
the output of one card effect the other.
this requires electrical resistance between each output and the input. An
actual mixer will do as required but connectors or capacitive coupling will
not!
Even transformer
As Terry said, if the object whose color you want to identify is smaller
than will cover the sensor of the identifier, you need a black background on
which to put the unknown object E.G. wire etc.
Otherwise a colored, nonm-black background must optically combine colors
with the color of the
Hi Lenny;
I finally opened the ratcheting screwdriver set up today. The screwddriver
has a nice size comfortable rubber handle that is approximately 4 / 5 inches
long. That handle also pivots and locks. You can use it as a straight
handle, or at 45º, 90º angles. It also comes with a
Tom, I understand now. I was under the impression that even with the black
background, I may still have issues with the wire. Well hey, don't know until
you try. grin
On Mar 28, 2010, at 5:50 PM, Tom Fowle wrote:
As Terry said, if the object whose color you want to identify is smaller
than
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Bill,
Probably depends on what kind of filter. A ceramic filter would probably
have cracked, but an activated charcoal filter will be fine. As a matter
of fact, I keep my camping water filter in the freezer so that it doesn't
grow mold when stored for long periods.
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Dan
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great idea!
On Sat, 27 Mar 2010, Terry Klarich wrote:
If you think of black as the absence of color, one can use a piece of
electrical tape to cover the sinser on the color identifier.
By doing this, the only color that will be returned to the senser is the
color of the wire.
If the manufacturer said it shouldn't be done; then you have that info
farther than I.
Maybe the output is different than other things.
Yes, couple would be when you have a wire and you y connect two
outputs.
I can't imagine the voltage so high that it would hurt the other board, or
it would
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Well the excellant black out example given by Terry will out run that.
if there were multiple cameras it might be able to do that, but the nature
of the reflective process are limiting.
On Sun, 28 Mar 2010, Scott Howell wrote:
Makes sense to me, but wish it did not blend colors and instead
Hi,
A friend wants to replace the door knob on the front door of her
mobile home. We took off the old knob and its innards and can't get
the new tongue mechanism to fit in to the edge of the door. Seems a
mettle sleeve has been inserted in to the round whole in the edge
which prevents the new
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