Me too.
Geoff
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From: Dale Leavens
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2006 6:28 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Levels
That is exactly what I use, works very well, a little too well. The smallest
thing throws it off. The channel should p
Hi Jim,
When you ask about a "talking cell phone" I'm not sure exactly what you
mean. There a series of LG cell phones available through Verizon, but
honestly the capability is so very limited. Personally, I'm looking into a
Motorola Q phone -- a Smart Phone that can have Mobile Speak SmartPhone
For out of the box you have the LG5300 or the LG8300 with MP3 player as
well as the LG8500 Chocolate with MP3 player but has a touch pad which may
be a little tricky if you are totally blind.
You can also try the VW6700, Motorola Q which require mobile speak or
smart software to make them full
hi tom try pushing down the knob you turn for pilot or on .
jim
At 04:24 PM 12/5/2006, you wrote:
>BlankHi guys, I have a natural gas heater in my shop that has not yet been
>turned on as we just moved to this house a year ago. It is one that hangs
>down from the cieling and I don't know what bran
hi i am in need of a new phone.
whats the newest talking cell phone out there that will work on verizon.
thanks
jim
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You usually press down on the control knob to make gas go to the pilot light
for lighting. You have to rotate the knob to the correct location for it to be
pressed down. After holding down on the knob and lighting the pilot, you
continue holding down on the knob for about 1 minute, then you ca
Stretching my memory some. The pilot may be on when turned to pilot if this
heater has a flue vent. Old floor furnaces had a open pilot used a thermo;ile
and no electricity so the pilot had to be burning for there to be enough
electricity to operate the main gas valve. If the pilot blew out t
That is exactly what I use, works very well, a little too well. The smallest
thing throws it off. The channel should probably be milled a little curved
so it is a little deeper in the middle just to reduce the sensitivity a
little.
I bought mine from the RNIB about 36 years ago. Seems to me I p
all hale Milwaukee tools. we get them in the united kingdom. they are a
wonderful tool and highly prized in their pro models. I own 3 Milwaukee tools,
a
demolition hammer for heavy work, industrial d handled drill for steel
drilling and work in heavy timber and a pro 9 inch circular saw. am
Dear Otis:
I will furnish the model number of the little Milwaukee screw driver I
have, but that will be in a day or two, since I am not returning to my home
until late and my wife will be sleeping upon my return. I don't have the nerve
to disturb her sleep with a question about the model n
BlankHi guys, I have a natural gas heater in my shop that has not yet been
turned on as we just moved to this house a year ago. It is one that hangs
down from the cieling and I don't know what brand it is or anything but I
am trying to light the pilot and get it to work The control valve is l
Hi Edward I have a smart tool level for about 9 years and I couldn't live with
out it. I was a contractor for 25 years and still do all kinds of building
projects and now I couldn't do them with out the smart level. it is very easy
to use it beeps when you get close to level or plumb and when
Hi Bill
The ball bearing in a track or channel would not work because it would
either roll to one end or the other.
You would not be able to move it in enough tiny increments to have the
ball stop in the middle, you could of course put some very light
machine oil in the track but I still do not
I'm sure I've seen messages about this before, but can somebody point me to a
reliable easy-to-use carpenter's level. I bought one from the NFB folks and it
and I have just never bonded well at all. Everytime I want to use it, either
the batteries are dead or I can't get the thing to turn on,
Hi all,
A couple of times on this list, someone mentioned they had purchased
the SmartTools audible level. They said they had not had a chance to
play with it and would get back to the list when they had some
experience with the level. Has anyone got anymore information? The
family wants to
Hi,
I already have a cordless drill that works great. I want a lite
weight cordless screwdriver to carry with me when doing little jobs
that I won't need a drill for. It's something I think I can use.
on Tuesday 12/5/2006 07:52 AM, John Schwery said:
>Otis, I would suggest that you forget
Otis, I would suggest that you forget a screwdriver and get a
cordless drill with variable speed. I use a small drill, I think the
voltage is 7 something and it works great for driving screws.
earlier, Otis Blue, wrote:
>Hi everyone,
>
>I would like to get some suggestions on a cordless screw
e and in my wood shop. I'm sure I
>will be using it for other thing.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Otis Blue
>o.blue at sbcglobal.net
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