2product recalls here
Name of Product: Cook's Essential Electric Toasters
Units: About 5,200
Retailer: QVC Inc., of West Chester, Pa.
Distributor: Salton Inc., of Lake Forest, Ill.
Hazard: The toaster can turn on without bread in the slots and ignite
items placed on top of it, posing a fire
1. Curtain Holders
Take two strips of duct tape and fold them over right side out. Fasten them
onto the window sills with small nails or tacks. Then, just slide the rods
into
place!
2. Protect Hardwood Floors
Have a
coffee table
or chest that's rough on the bottom? Just apply duct tape to the
If following these instructions make sure the Power Is Off before Starting.
Think Safety and be Very Careful.
Get Sighted help to identify colours.
By following these basic steps, you can easily wire a
light switch
in your home. If you encounter problems, try the following troubleshooting
guide.
can i add a footnote to the instructions of re wireing a switch please.
well here goes then.
this is for all the european members of the list.
assumeing it is a light switch we are talking about, instead of trimming the
coloured sheath back 1 inch, you would do this only about half an inch,
So far that is what I have found. The first few that I found were in the
$7,000 range. I would have to have more money than brains, h! maybe I
am already there.
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From: Dale Leavens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, October 02,
Dale,
This might be silly, and more work than is necessary, but could you run a
wide plank through your table saw on edge, flip it, run it through on the
opposite edge. That wouldn't get you all the way through the plank, but
it might help the band saw to track better as it cuts through the
good, some real facts rather than hysteria. I did know these bulbs
weren't to be put in the land fill, we have a box of em somewhere to be recycled
Glad to find out that OSH will take them as our local county center is
inaccessible by pub trans.
I suspect the handling instructions for broken
Max you need to lift the building up a few inches and suspend it so that the
floor is sitting there all by itself and when you are done putting down the
flooring then lower the building back down onto the floor and you are good
to go.
Grin
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From:
Dale. If you worked in from the edges, somewhere in the middle you would
have to fit in 3 sides. That would be totally impossible not almost
impossible as it is with 2 sides. You have to tilt up the one you are
installing, lock into the one that is there and lower it down. Then you
have to
Darn. Why didn't I think of that?
Regards.
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One question, why a serial port? Most computers today are usb or fire wire.
At 06:13 PM 9/25/2007, you wrote:
Hi Tom,
Surely there is a more convenient and economical way of doing this
than an outboard synth? I mean, there will have to be some
supporting electronics to drive a serial port
smart goind brice sweet.
Brice Mijares [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Those energy-efficient compact
fluorescent lamps hold a dirty little secret:
mercury,
a toxic substance that makes disposal of used CFLs problematic.
Here's why:
Mercury, whether inhaled or ingested, can cause serious damage to
This got a few snickers from me. Especially the one that said you can
protect your hands from paint and such by wrapping them with duckt tape.
Right. Then scream like a banshee when you rip all the hair out of the
backs of your hands. Or knuckles if you are a knuckle dragger like myself.
Or
Hi Dan,
Could be, I know that it was suggested in one article I did read but more as a
means of preserving your blade. Since I don't have a band saw to try this with
and my point just now is to discover if I should make that investment I can't
actually try it. I do have a task and was thinking
You don't work in from the edges to the middle, just a few rows. This allows
you to shift the remaining couple of courses but keeps you away from one wall.
By floating I meant you to understand that you don't fit the floor tight to the
walls.
Still, I am surprised to hear that you had to apply
I have a digital camera that plugs into the USB port. I have seen others.
The other end of the cable is a tiny version of the USB connector. I don't
know if the little end has been standardized yet or if each manufacturer
uses their own standard.
Regards.
Max. K 4 O D S.
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The flooring was in the building over a week end before being installed.
Yes, it takes a lot of force to make the short edges go together.
Regards.
Max. K 4 O D S.
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Max
The Client end of the USB cables have not been standardized. I only know
this because my Wife has a Digital Camera and a digital cam corder and we
have a all in one office machine and all three of them have a different type
client end. That would be nice if they did standerdise them, and some
I think we had this discussion before but I am looking at getting an
uninteruptable power system to plug my computer into. It does not need to
have much run time. The only reason that I am thinking about getting one is
that where we live the power tends to cut off for a few seconds and then
come
I picked up a little pack including a so-called USB A to A cable
and a set of adaptors from USB A to several things. This was at a local
Big Lots store and didn't cost more than a few bucks.
Anybody tells you not to use cheap USB cables, unless over a very long
distance, is nuts, cheapies work
Max,
Did you purchase or rent the install kit? When I did the kitchen floor I
purchased the kit. It included 1/4 spacers for around the perimeter and a
bent bar close to a Z shape. for the ends when you align you put one end of
the bar against the flooring section and then whack the other with
check outhttp://www.buy.com they just had one in their email flyer.
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From: robert moore [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Blind Handyman blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2007 6:40 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Uninteruptable power for a computer.
I think
Max,
there about 4 standard connectors.
That means your camera has an USB client port and the
host is on the computer
The only good thing about standards is that there are so many
to choose from!
Tom
Dale, This blade may be an alternative to the horizontal resaw.
http://www.monstermarketplace.com/Home/Landing753a6075.html
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Here is a great review of the Grizzly G0555 band saw used as a resaw.
http://www1.freewebs.com/midwest-woodworker/grizzlyg0555.htm
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I recently bought a Direct from Newegg.com. 1000 VA, 600 W. Price was
about $80 with free shipping. They had it this weekend for $68 with free
shipping. Its noticebly smaller and lighter than tmy old Belkin. I got it
for the reasons you described.
Just about everybody has one or more UPS on
Now you tell me. Grin. Nobody said anything about an installation kit.
Each tile had some sort of padding on the back.
Regards.
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The topic of blind welding comes up on this list from time, to time. I don't
know if there is any really good answers. Don
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From: David Engebretson
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2007 3:33 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Blind
Tom If any one says not to use cheepies unless over a long distance?
Correct me if I am wrong but as a general principle if quality is a concern
would you not think that the longer the travle data has to go the more you
might be concerned about the quality that is needed to cary the data?
I am
I purchased mine at Lowe's I don't remember the price. Some like yours has
the padding affixed but the product I purchased did not. I think that the
product that I purchased was made by Armstrong. It has been a few years.
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