The first time I glued pieces of wood together along their edges was while
building the top for a butler's tray tabletop. It was the first big project
that
I built to sell, but the instructions on the plans I was following didn't
help much. Glue enough wood together for the top, it advised,
Will the person on this list stop writing to me off list. Another words,
leave me the fuck alone! I am a married man and have been for 31 years.
The list monitor has kicked this person off the list once before, and now
she's subscribed under a different email account. I don't want anything
What about a shipping container?
It'd have to be delivered, but it has no tires.
At 11:03 AM 9/28/2007, you wrote:
My Wife and I rent an old farmhouse and there is a lot of room out here.
Since we don't own I am not going to put up a structure. I am giving some
thought to finding a retired 40
There hasn't been anything like that come across here in my memory at all. I
do understand you're being upset Brice for sure but if it continues simply
create a message rule to automatically delete the person's emails off of the
server without even downloading them.
David Ferrin
robert,
I think Tom meant that cheap USB cables are just fine to use unless you
are going long distances, in which case you want more expensive cables.
--
Blue skies.
Dan Rossi
Carnegie Mellon University.
E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tel:(412) 268-9081
And, you could always put some blocks under the thing. I've had junker
straight job vans, trailers and shipping containers for storage, but never
modified doors.
Bill Stephan
Kansas City, MO
(816)803-2469
William Stephan
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.From: Christian Shinaberger[EMAIL
Yeah, and he's got a bar in his house too.
Bill Stephan
Kansas City, MO
(816)803-2469
William Stephan
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.From: Dan Rossi[EMAIL PROTECTED]
.Sent: 10/4/07 9:03:31 AM
.To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.comblindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
.Subject: Re: USB cables RE:
Well with all of the discussion about fluorescent light tubes, we just had one
that went ka-boom. I never heard of this happing to anyone. We were in Lowe's
for a few items including a two pack of utility bulbs. They were carefully
placed in the cart. Maybe 15 minutes later Karen was reading a
Wouldn't a shipping container be aufull expensive? And what kind of access
doors do shipping containers have? I am not looking to spend a lot of money.
I would think that a shipping container would cost a fair amount just to
deliver and with the cost of steel being so high I hate to think what I
Did I say it backwards? I meant, I think, maybe,
that cheapie cables are fine except perhaps over long distances.
Standing on it's little blind head.
Tom
Tom
So just to clarify for me and others that are not that knowledgeable about
elictronics. Would it be true that the longer the distance data has to
travel the more important quality of wire needed, becomes?
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From: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL
Brice already wrote me privately Dan telling me about what you have been
doing. He told me that he has been considering visiting your house and
drinking all of your beer if you don't stop.
David Ferrin
www.jaws-users.com
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From: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
robert,
yep, the quality of the insulation is probably more important than that of
the wire its self but that's nit picking. I think the USB limit is fifteen
feet anyhow, so I doubt cables matter much in that length.
Depending on the type of signal being sent,
there are all kinds of issues that
Robert, shipping containers, conex or trailer would be delivered on another
trailer except a full truck box if wheels were good on it. The retired
military conex would outlast almost anything. Check out military surplus and
see what they have available. .bob
[Non-text portions of
That is wild. Glad you guys were out of the way, of that.
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From: Lenny McHugh
To: Handyman-Blind
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2007 9:52 AM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] fluorescent tube goes ka-boom
Well with all of the discussion about fluorescent light
Just FYI, I've been in touch with folks at local epson sales office.
they are just comming out with what amounts to a dec talk on a single
chip for about $10.00. Only minor problem is it is in a very strange
package so we'll have to see how we can make it possible for small
manufacturers and
Hi Tom
This sounds very good keep us informed of your progress.
We here in Australia can buy nothing with speech,in fact we tried to buy
a Talking Tire Pressure Gauge and they would not ship to Australia.
Regards
Ray
From:
Hello,
I know there was some discussion a while back on stump removal. I came
across this info while looking for something else, maybe someone will find
it helpful
Michael
: If the stump is dead and dry, I would dig a small hole at the base of the
stump...about 6 deep and 4 in diameter. Make
I know this pails in comparison to mercury in lamps but it is something I feel
strongly about. I don't know if it really makes any difference but at least
they do respond these days.
Dale Leavens, Cochrane Ontario Canada
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Skype DaleLeavens
Come and meet Aurora, Nakita and
HI list. There are allot of new list members, since the following handy man
products were posted to the list. So if you need a new handy shirt are cap,
our if this is your first time too buy, you might as well take advantage of
the following deal. Text follows.
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Dale,
I think system access allready has an USB flash drive withthere program
on it, using software speech of course.
The package is what's called a FPGA something grid array.
If you've ever seen a pentium out of its socket, with a small square chip
maybe an inch on a side and an entire grid of
So, how much do you suppose it would cost to add an amp and a support chip to
drive that as a DecTalk or any other sort of currently available external synth?
Now here is an idea, a USB cable with a synth and headphone/speaker jack
powered off of the USB port. Maybe a chunk of RAM with some
Really good info, Keep us posted on this. regards
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From: Tom Fowle
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2007 3:07 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] speech chip update
Just FYI, I've been in touch with folks at local epson sales
excuse me does anyone know about volvos and vw
whats the best for a car
i have a volvo and i know parts cost a lot of money
but i dont know about volks wagons
i had a volks wagon in '87 and i loved it
so can i get some info on it
and whats the best to do
Don [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tom
Now if Whorl pool and others would market this idea to the mainstream it
would keep the cost down and possibly expand it's applications. What I am
thinking is something like it being accessible for those who can see but
some times need their glasses to read. This way they would not need to
I am not an expert on either car but depending who you talk to I think it is
about a toss up. They are both very good cars and I don't think you are
going to be any happier with the replacement cost of parts on the VW than
you are now with the Volvo.
In my humble opinion what I would do is shop
Well it's almost show time.
On the handy show this week, Don Patterson, reads and we talk about some list
mail. Then we talk with a fairly new list member RJ, he is going to tell
us about a ruff experience he had with a water softener, and the company you
all will know, that installed
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