david,
Glad nothing is changing!
Last thing we want is more bloody rules!
And max, discribing diagrams for some articles would be most
admirable, Our guys here hate to do it, and it is not at all
easy.
tom
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robert,
As you'll see from the soldering articles, a gun is not the
reccommended best device for many jobs.
the problem is that you have to hold tension in your gun hand to
hold the trigger, and due to the physiology of the hand, you are
much more likely to move whilst waiting for the gun to get h
Ralph,
On the other hand, what we want to show is that we do things, and
try to do things. Best would be to make them see us as much like
themselves, capable of messing up too.
when we, at Smith-kettlewell RERC, had a research project that
was really a training program to teach blind folks to sol
robert,
yeah ain't it a ball when we get to do something for "them"!
Quite often when sighted people hear our audibile devices they say
"that would be neat, I could look at the work not at the meter."
why do phones have displays?
kidding of course
Tom
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Hey Victor,
You got me again, well "country of the blind" by H.G. Wells didn't
sound like anywhere one would want to live either
This probably should belong on "BLM" now.
tom
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I may have mentioned before that I had recently aquired an air impact
wrench. It was from a locle give away yahoo group.
the post said may need work but could probably be used as is.
It was not until I went and bought a half inch to a 3 8ths inch adapter so I
would not have to by all new sockets. I
Dale
Please don't ever leave the list.
Your wisdom is invaluable.
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I can't tell you how often I have cut a board more than once only to find it
was still too short.
Dale Leavens, Cochrane Ontario Canada
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Me too, of that you can be sure my friend.
David Ferrin
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From: Joe
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2006 9:13 PM
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Thank you, David. Couldn't make me happier.
Joe
At 09:14 AM 10/20/06, you wrote:
>After talking it over we don't see any reason at all to modify or change the
>list guide lines as they stand at this time. This is because the majority
>of the membership seems to be happy with the way things ar
May be
we could look at it this way.
No need to show that we are perfect, because no one is. Blind or sighted.
But surely can show that we are capable.
Well most of the time.
One time Me and some friends replaced a head on a car. They could not get it
to fire. I was sure that the cranc shaft and t
When a woman puts on her dress it's called getting dressed. When a man puts
on his pants it's called getting dressed. Why?
Regards.
Max. K 4 O D S.
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I just did something you won't want to include on your video. I am building
a bookcase headboard.
This afternoon I put the sides, one of the shelves, and a front panel
together. Having learned from my mistakes and other people's advise, I
measured the diagonals to make sure everything was squa
Tom you mentioned that maybe a sighted person watching a film on a blind
person doing a task should rather be viewed as Oh so that's how they do it,
instead of Wow how amazing. I am paraphrasing hear but another thought I
have had and I sure would like to do it is to go to a mechanic school and
sh
Hot water heater?
why would you need to heat hot water?
Wouldn't it be a cold water heater or just a water heater?
Sorry couldn't resist
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Betzy
Right on.
I say in a Marige who ever is willing and able to do certain tasks should do
them despite typical gender rolls. But I digress.
Yesterday I cooked supper and this morning I wired up the tail pipe on the
truck.
I suppose tomorrow I should Have my wife chainge the oil. Really she does
Good point.
Dale Leavens, Cochrane Ontario Canada
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From: "Lee A. Stone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2006 12:10 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyM
Tom
Thanks for the link.
My Wife picked up a soldering gun not too long ago and Since there is
already one in the house I might as well learn to use it. I am not sure what
I would use it for but once I learn how to solder I will find uses.
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Ed, you're in a jam. How about promising Thanksgiving dinner out somewhere?
Xmas maybe
BTW, you guys probably know this, but the stop blocks on the clickrule are 1/4
inch thick. It's handy to know that for inside measurings.
Bill Stephan
Kansas City, MO
(816)803-2469
William Stephan
Hi Mickey,
Both prices are quite substantial but worth it, I would think, if the
rulers are accessible and work well. I already own a Tissot
vibrating watch so what the hell do I use to bargain with my wife!
Take care,
Ed Przybylek
At 09:18 AM 10/20/2006, you wrote:
>Ed,
>
>The Clickrule come
Dale, If I may, suggest when you are doing your transcriptions and as
they do the video that he say," for our blind Friends," ya know, a
comment that might wake up folks that , yes even blind folks use wood
working tools. Lee
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An exotic journey in downtown Newark is in your future.
It's pretty small, eight or ten gallons, 110 psi and about 6 cfm.
Bill Stephan
Kansas City, MO
(816)803-2469
William Stephan
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From: "Loren buntemeyer"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 10/19/06 9:01:01 PM
To: "blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com"
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Harbor
Ed,
With just speed being the criteria, the Clickrule is faster. All you do to
adjust the measurement with it is to undo the lock knob and slite the tool.
With the Rotomatic, you screw the rectangular measuring nut along the tool.
Frankly, I use the Rotomatic a lot more than I use the Click
After talking it over we don't see any reason at all to modify or change the
list guide lines as they stand at this time. This is because the majority
of the membership seems to be happy with the way things are going. I was
going to write something a bit more fancy but this should get the sent
Ed,
The Clickrule comes with 3 12" extensions and will measure up to a total of
48". It costs $65 plus s&h from the NFB store.
The Rotomatic comes with 3 extensions. 1- 6", 1-- 12", and 1- 18" and will
measure up to a total of 42". The price from the NFB store is $50 plus s&h.
- Origina
I'm on board with the idea for sure.
David Ferrin
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Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2006 11:11 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan]
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