Hi all,
Here's what I got from the folks at compusult about the digicite
display reader. Obviously something you reallly have to need
badly. to summarize if you don't want to read through his detailed
response, it works with only a single piece of gear and must be
custom installed by them starts
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Hi,
I would add that there are compounds which have very close refractory
coefficients to glass which can be applied to scratched or chipped glass.
These are used on small damaged areas of wind shields for automobiles. We
have a couple of national franchised companies here in Canada which do th
All Right!
I bet I know just where to find one.
Thanks.
Dale Leavens, Cochrane Ontario Canada
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Dear Dale:
One more note, the two plugs I have are different in that one has a handle
that screws in to expand the plug but it also flips ninety degrees to suddenly
lock it tight. The second plug has a simple small tee handle in the center
which is used to tighten or loosen the plug. These
Hi Betsy
ANSWER: It depends on how deep the scratches are. If you can catch your
fingernail on the scratch in the glass, it is probably too deep to remove.
Hairline or very light scratches can be removed or lightened using an
abrasive compound. Start by using an automotive-polishing compound or
I can't tell if you need a laxitiv or some kaopectate sorry I couldn't resist I
think I ate too much turkey the last few dayssorry again blind humor
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Sent: Sunday, November 26, 2006 3:43 PM
Subject: [Blin
Thanks, I'll check it out but I suspect those are large wooden bungs.
Dale Leavens, Cochrane Ontario Canada
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Armando, that is quite correct and I never thought of it. I have a set of
those rubber drill sanding drums and even as I was reading your suggestion I
thought "What in hell is he talking about?"
They are exactly the same idea.
I have seen bungs with a lever like arrangement on the end which lev
Well Clifford,
That is something I was not aware of, any of the plugs I ever saw threaded
into the boat bottom or transom so that is worth looking for.
Thanks.
Dale Leavens, Cochrane Ontario Canada
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Since part of your problem is the availability of bungs, you might try either
asking the hanrdware store to order you some, although this might require
getting a much larger nmber than you need, or asking them to put some on hold
for
you when the next order comes in, and in either of those case
Aloha all,
My friend has one of those lamps with a large round magnifying glass
in the center with a tube-like light that goes around the outside of
the glass. Somehow she has managed to scratch the magnifying glass.
Any ideas about smoothing out the scratch?
Thanks...
Betsy
Dear Dale:
You might try heating up the metal around the whole, which in turn will
heat the rubber and hopefully, you will get a softer rubber plug which will
yield to your pressure to remove it.
I have a couple of rubber plugs which are around one inch in diameter,
which were used in b
Dale, you may want to wet the plug, to make it more pliable!
To replace it, would a rubber insert from a drum sander work for you! As you
tighten the bolt, it expands to hold the sanding drum!
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Dale,
There's a web site that sells bungs for wine barrels, do you suppose this
might a source for you? Here's the URL:
http://www.bestbung.com/
Bill Gallik
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It is an inch I think, I'll try that too.
Dale Leavens, Cochrane Ontario Canada
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Great idea and I have one of those too! Hope the hole isn't too big and that
I have enough dexterity to lose the bolt without losing the rubber bung
Dale Leavens, Cochrane Ontario Canada
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Hey Dale, you might try your local auto parts store, what you are describing
sounds allot like a universal freeze plug, not sure how big your hole is but
they came in some fairly large sizes if I am remembering correctly. Bob
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From: Dale Leavens
To: blindhan
Dale,
For some reason a cork screw comes to mind.. I used one last weekend that had
a couple of arms that stayed up until the screw was all the way in than were
pried down against the neck of the bottle which reuslted in the cork being
raised. The bung rim may not be right for this style, but
In spite of having a well constructed electric fence which follows, in most
part, all the rules, I do have my periodic battles with it.
I was very interested to read here that using plastic hose pipe as an
insulating barrier may not be the best idea in the world. There are a few
places throug
Hi,
Looking for suggestions.
I have a roller which you fill with water or sand for adding weight to roll out
things like the lawn. I released the bung and tried to wiggle it out so I could
get the water out of it in an effort to preserve it's round shape for next
year. The rubber bung is a rou
Are you talking about a dog electric fence or a horse electric fence? We
have installed a horse fence. Please give us more details.
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Hi Hank, I have two different electric fence controllers. Which kind of
controller do you have? I will copy below 7 common sins of fence controller
installations listed off the web and a link to same page with very good
instructions for troubleshooting.
There are of course different kinds of f
thanks i will look at it
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From: rj
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, November 26, 2006 10:57 AM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] miner complante
It is usually some thing with your ISP
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I was wondering if anyone on this list has installed an electric fence?
I installed one following the directions given but I do not have any
voltage on the fence line.
Hank Johnson
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From: carl hickson
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Sent: Saturday, November 25, 2006 5:49 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] miner complante
can some one explane why i get a duplocate or some times a triplocate coppy
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