1.Adjust the air pressure regulator adjustment knob by turning it
counter clockwise to drop air pressure and clockwise to increase air
pressure.
2. Check the manufacturer guide for the tools you are planning to use
with this unit once it has reached full pressure. The guide will properly
Pressure is a measurement of force in this case relative to our normal
atmospheric pressure (1 bar or approx 15psi). Most air tools etc operate at
a pressure between 2 bar (30psi) and 6 bar (90psi). Spray painting requires
lower pressure than some air tools, as too high a pressure will cause the
Hanging window treatments is one of the simplest décorating projects you can
undertake. But the payoff from dressing up an ordinary window with a little
color and texture can be startling. Lowe's is happy to provide this
information as a service to you.
Perhaps the most challenging part of the
Now you're talking! Over here they sell nails for the framers in 40 pound
boxes...
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From: Agent86b
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2009 10:46 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Coil nailer problem
Thanks Bob for the help.
I have found
When I was in the garage business, they kept air pressure at 180 PSI so you're
not likely to damage your tools with a home compressor.
As for the regulator, I don't know of a way to read it without sight. Since
all regulators are not created equal, you'll have to play with yours to see
I realize this isn't the Blind Mechanics list, but I imagine this
would still be alright.
Here is my problem and feel free to contact me off list if
appropriate. I have a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited, so this is the
model with the 4.7 V8.
My problem is there seems to be a short
What is this? I can't make any sense of it. Is there a message here? If
so, I dan't find it.
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On Behalf Of Bob Kennedy
Sent: Wednesday, June 03, 2009 6:45 PM
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re:
Nevermind, I finally found the message. Originally I kept getting an
advertisement for Bob's World, and I don't know why. Is it part of Blind
Handyman, or is it someone advertising their own web site?
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First observation I would consider it could be the gage or the wiring either to
the gage or from the gage to the sender unit. Probably the easiest in terms of
time /expense is using a after market add on gage. Note this may require
access to and replacement to the sender unit, but still less
Well I haven't done it with my, but one could adjust, take a reading with a
talking tire gage, and repeat until you get where needed. If indeed you need
to be running the tool a pipe t could set up to make it possible to get a
reading while running the tool. A helpful auto parts store that
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Ron, Do you know why you have to check the air pressure with the tool
running? I don't quite understand that, because the pressure gauge in the
compressor reads the available pressure without the tool running.
Thanks, Tom,s
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Thanks Ron and I guess it will come down to if I want to trade/sell
the thing or just keep it until something significant failes that is
more than X amount of its value. I haven't quite decided where that X
is, but if I used the insurance companies figures, anything that is
totaled to the
As I sit here at work, two guys are at my house bricking up my kitchen
door. This was a door leading from my kitchen to the back steps. Since I
put the deck in, and opened the dining room wall for French doors out onto
the deck, the kitchen door became unnecessary.
Last evening, I gently
Sure, gas is getting more expensive now, but just wait until October when
it will go back down again and the Jeep will once again look not so bad on
fuel.
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Carnegie Mellon University.
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Dan, that all sounds so very nice. Enjoy the work while getting there.
..bob
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Well on mine I don't have to but someone mention it on the list. Maybe some
are different.
Ron
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From: Tom Hodges
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2009 8:02 AM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] regulating air flow
Ron, Do you
It has been a few years since I priced aftermarket gages, but it seems like A
pressure onlym, actually runs a small hose to read the pressure direct was a
little over $20. Plus my time and effort.
Ron
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To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Hey ROn, provided I don't have to mess with the oil sending unit, that
would be great. If so, I'm going to have to take it somewhere with a
lift. To get at it, you'd need to jack it up such that you could
nearly stand under the thing. That sucker is up above the oil filter
and in such a
I hope your right. :) Actually this Jeep has been a pain in a
particular location for a long time. It seems to behave for a while,
but then goes through periods of nickel and diming me. I promised my
wife the next vehicle we get will be new and she can pick pretty much
what she wants as
some would call that a Honey do list dan. one project at a time.
but there will always be something to do. Le
On Thu, Jun 04, 2009 at
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As I sit here at work, two guys are at my house bricking up my kitchen
door. This was a door leading from my kitchen to
I have a linksys router, and was wondering if there is some kind of device
that I can plug into the router that will transmit a wireless signal for a
laptop I'm in the market for.
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For what you would pay for a wireless bridge, you might as well get a
router that does both wired and wireless.
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To listen to the show archives go
Brice,
On my router, there are two definite antenna. If yours doesn't have
obvious antenna looking things, or a couple of roundish jacks on the back
it's probably not wireless ready. Your milage may vary though.
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Mine also has two antenna looking things.
At 08:39 AM 6/4/2009, you wrote:
Brice,
On my router, there are two definite antenna. If yours doesn't have
obvious antenna looking things, or a couple of roundish jacks on the back
it's probably not wireless ready. Your milage may vary though.
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you got it, obviously, for sure.
Works great doesn't it? :)
On Wed, 3 Jun 2009, NLG wrote:
No but I have used a makeshift one that was louder. I pulled the buzzer unit
from under the dash of a 80's Chevy truck, hooked up two wires to it and used
it as a continuity tester when I
the body is the tool we have used the longest and there are many
commonalities. It seems to us who haven't as those who have used these
that there s a commonality which brings the tool closer to the *natural
usage efficiency. I for one intend to get this saw; for the very reason
you imagine as
Well the Wife has had her way again and we are replacing the toilet today
with a lower more modern one.
I am having the shut off valve replaced at the same time.
Out here the porcelain pan is cemented to the floor, after installation it
cannot be used for 24 hours.
'The plumbing has to be
Those are the wireless access points.
At 04:19 PM 6/4/2009, you wrote:
Mine also has two antenna looking things.
At 08:39 AM 6/4/2009, you wrote:
Brice,
On my router, there are two definite antenna. If yours doesn't have
obvious antenna looking things, or a couple of roundish jacks on the
for.
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There were 2 messages in what you sent back. Which are you having a problem
with?
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From: Tom Hodges
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2009 8:06 AM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] Coil nailer problem
What is this? I can't make any sense of
Bobsworld is my email address. The other person I replied to has a web site in
his signature.
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From: Tom Hodges
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2009 8:24 AM
Subject: RE: [BlindHandyMan] Coil nailer problem
Nevermind, I finally found
Hardly leaves you any time to make that crib or dresser or changing table...
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From: Dan Rossi
To: Blind Handyman List
Sent: Thursday, June 04, 2009 10:20 AM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Of doors and walls.
As I sit here at work, two guys are at my house bricking
If you're going to run an after market oil gauge you don't have to get under
it. There are little plugs around the engine that will tap into the oil
galleys. There is probably one near the filter, but there will be a few on top
as well.
To keep you out of trouble, an oil plug will be quite
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