I've done it before. Unfortunately when I did the last one, one of the
vertical pieces of wood in the actual window framing was bad so that involved
milling a new piece to replace first and then the window. So the majority of
the work was done before the real job started.
If you're going
Hello Everyone, I'm looking for a chordless phone with caller Id and volume
control on both the receiver and announcer. I need a clear voice. Any
ideas would be appreciated. Rita
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Tom was there no long warranty on your window set up at the original
purchase ? Lee
On Tue, Jul 07, 2009 at 09:29:03PM -0500, Tom Vos wrote:
Our house was outfitted some years ago with replacement sashes, with vinyl
inserts on the side to replace the old sashes with ropes and weights. The
Is there such a thing as a remote garage door opener ? I am asking for
a FRiend who recently installed a new garage door lock by the way which
is all plastic but it works. Her antenna inside the garage seems
fine but neither the old garage door opener or the new one to include
the one
let me rephrase this. is there such a thing as a universal garage
door opener door . and what would be any complications. Lee
On Wed, Jul
08, 2009 at 07:57:09AM -0400, Lee A.
Stone wrote:
Is there such a thing as a remote garage door opener ? I am asking for
a FRiend who recently
The window replacements we bought a few years ago and had them
installed are vinyl inside and out and are the three layers of glass
and I think a argon gas inside one layer. Now what we have for this
vinyl window which is white vinyl inside and out is a lifetime warranty
or gaurentte
Lee,
What I have found in the past is you need to buy an opener that can be
programmed to the type (brand) door you have. For instance, a couple of
years ago we installed a Liftmaster garage door opener. Prior to that we
had Craftsman. There was no way I could get the remotes that went with
thanks Al. I did not think of that before. one remote not working
with a different companys product. the one I had before was an old
craftsman and the original remotes were not with the house when we
bought it but there were two fixed buttons inside the house and
ajpartment. again.
i'm lookiing for a hand held vackume that does'nt hav a lo sucktion level i
need it to be powerful for when i hav to vackume the stairs rather than lug the
large upright machine up and down
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No, I really don't know for sure about the programming Dan but I'll
share the information I get with her to see and a good idea to maybe
compare with a neighbor about the use of a different remote.
thanks.Lee
On Wed, Jul 08, 2009 at 09:48:33AM -0400, Dan Rossi wrote:
I don't
Hi,
When shingling a roof, What do you use as a jig to line up the shingles
across the roof?
Thanks,
Ralph
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The easiest way is to have a sighted person put the first role or two on. Than
make a jig to keep the singles in line. The standard U S single is either 4 or
5 inches. I put mine on at the 5 inch mark. You do this by cutting a board
about 3 inches wide and 7 inches long. Under cut to the 5 inch
Nothing.
Line your first row up with the edge of the roof, then the second row line
the bottom up with the crotch on the row below it. The second row should be
offset from the first about 1/3 the length of the shingle, there is a little
notch on the top that will help with this.
Put nails in each
The one in our van can be programmed for any garage door opener. I can
program up to 4 different ones, including the ones that change frequency for
security reasons.
So, if this is available in a van, they might make a universal portable one.
Michael
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From:
Michael. do you know of the brand that you have in the van?
thanks.Lee
On
Wed, Jul 08, 2009 at 12:58:48PM -0500, Michael baldwin wrote:
The one in our van can be programmed for any garage door opener. I can
program up to 4 different ones, including the ones that change frequency for
Hi Dale,
I tried using a utility knife but it barely made a scratch in the nylon.
I'm going to borrow my brother's jigsaw and see if that works. Thanks.
Take care,
Ed
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Hi Bill,
Unfortunately, I don't have access to such a tool. Thanks.
Take care,
Ed
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It is by U-connect, or something like that. i don't know if they do
portable ones, or if they just do in car ones for Chrysler.
But I think we have to have a working portable one to program it, so it
might not be exactly what your looking for.
Michael
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From:
The side kick by Oreck is pretty good.
On Wed, 8 Jul 2009, carl wrote:
i'm lookiing for a hand held vackume that does'nt hav a lo sucktion level i
need it to be powerful for when i hav to vackume the stairs rather than lug
the large upright machine up and down
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OH BOY, now the thieves can still a Chrysler and brake in to all kinds of
garages..
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Sent: Wednesday, July 08, 2009 2:15 PM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] question about remote garage door openers
Only the garages that have been programmed into the system.
Michael
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I just got a new remote for my garage door, and the instructions said that I
had to press the learn button on the motor part of the opener, then, when
the green light flashed, I was to press the button to open the door, at
which point, the motor would pick up the signal of the remote, and use
Yes, the stuff can be really hard.
You want a slow speed if you use a jigsaw so the blade doesn't get hot.
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Sent: Wednesday, July 08, 2009 2:29 PM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] Cutting Nylon
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Hi Ralph,
The usual thing to do is to install the first row upside down. Up here we
should also install what is known as an ice dam which is a 30 inch wide roll of
the same material as shingles all along the bottom edge of the roof. this
covers over the overhang of the eve which is likely to
I get the first run in place then use the tar line on the shingle to place the
next run. The biggest concern is not to line up the slots or breaks in the
shingle with the row below. On the first row I overlap the end of the next
shingle with the one I just nailed in place. Then keep working
Ed,
Any saw you use will create a lot of heat. With that in mind, keep a light
feed rate in place so the saw doesn't create extra friction. You should be
able to use a circular saw too, as long as you have a fine tooth blade. For a
7 and a quarter inch blade I'd want something like a 40
Is it working for you, so far?
I need a garage door remote due to the fact, I lost the only one I have.
Where did you purchase your new remote?
C
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Hi Bob,
I've been trying to use a crosscut blade I own. It's got very fine teeth
almost like those on a fairly coarse hacksaw blade. This afternoon, I fed
the blade into the material as slowly as I could and the resultant cut was
better than the last few cuts. There was still some melting
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