Check out the LG line of phones, they aren't perfect, but they are not bad
regarding accessibility. You can get information on accessible cell phones
through Access World at the following website.
http://www.afb.org/aw/main.asp
Good luck!
Jeff Kisecker and Guide Dog Chief
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We have 55 year old cork flooring in almost every room of the house,
except the kitchen. I don't know if the new cork is the same as the
old, but ... I've been on no mail, so I don't know what you need help
with, but you can give me a try.
Boop
> Has anyone had experience with cork flooring
BlankHi guys, what is a good way to clean the rubber rollers on my thickness
planer they have a rather thick build up of some gummy stuff thanks Tom
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I know this is off topic, but we have had similar posts about this in the past.
I have just decided to get a cell phone and am having no luck finding out what
I need to know about the actual phones and accessibility. Does anyone have a
good resource for this and other technical info? If not,
A forstner bit is a bit which drills flat bottomed holes. There is a small
spir in the center for registering the centre of the hole but the bit is
guided by the outer rim a little like saw teeth with a flat cutter from the
center to the radius.
Because of their unique cutting action they can b
OK John,
I think I would get a thin flat file and just work a little on one side then
the other. Plastic, even very hard plastic will cut fairly quickly but you
will need some patience. Shift from one side to the other at intervals so
that you widen it more or less equally.
Good luck.
Dale L
Also, what is a forstner bit?
earlier, John Schwery, wrote:
>earlier, Dale Leavens, wrote:
> >Dale, the main part of the screw, the part with the threads, is too
> >big. The slots are about 1.5 inches long and about .25 inches thick.
>
> >Hi John,
> >
> >Is it just the head too large or the enti
Can anyone tell me why I got this message? The message with that subject
came through to the list, I saw it anyway. Did anyone else?
I also got a long message from Yahoo groups that was all gibberish about IP
addresses and back room mailer demons.
Regards.
Max. K 4 O D S.
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earlier, Dale Leavens, wrote:
>Dale, the main part of the screw, the part with the threads, is too
>big. The slots are about 1.5 inches long and about .25 inches thick.
>Hi John,
>
>Is it just the head too large or the entire screw too large?
>
>If you need to enlarge the hole all the way thr
In this article someone wrote.
> Turn on your well pump and the tank will be automatically pressurized. You
> may close the faucet after all air is exhausted from the system.
If you exhaust all air from the system you will be right back where you
started from, maybe worse. I would say to close
If anybody is interested in hearing how this gadget works I did a review of
it a few nights ago on VIP Conduit and made a recording of it which is now
up on the handy man files page. It's about 8 minutes or a little over and
walks you through the steps to set the thing up and so forth. So feel
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From: Phil Parr
This weeks blind like me show features a fine entertainer from Nashville. No
we didn't have Ronnie Millsap but this lady is every bit as talented. Her name
is Sherry Williams and we played five songs of hers and talked about Her life
and, of c
Just a cautionary note, I have seen the odd article reporting that some of
the caustic agents such as those used for oven cleaner can dissolve the
solder used to sweat carbide teeth onto blades and router bits. I have never
personally observed this but don't fancy the thought of a rogue saw toot
Thanks to all. Have to get my hands on an air compressor. Unfortunately I
have no manual for this tank. It is the kind without a bladder though.
Will comment on
the results after I've done this.
Ron Denis `
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Hi John,
Is it just the head too large or the entire screw too large?
If you need to enlarge the hole all the way through I recommend getting a
fine round file and a little patient stroking.
You could do it with a drill but fudging a slot that way isn't generally too
satisfying and can crack s
Ray,
If you purchase one for your table saw really check it out before you use
it. I purchased three that were on sale from an internet site. They were
after market for my Grizzly saw.
When I received them I just put them away until I was ready to use one of
them. I purchased the three one for m
Hi All
I was asked recently to look around for different options for Siding on
Homes so here is what I found.
Material Market: Siding Selections
It's often said, you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. Of course,
while true, people still do judge by the cover, so you'll want to put a
great deal
o
Hi Everyone
Zero Clearance Inserts
Zero clearance inserts are plastic or wooden spacers that leave no room
around the cutting action of a blade or bit. They are not unique to
table saws.
Zero clearance jigs are useful even on handheld saber saws, to prevent
splintering cuts in a workpiece, and can
Hi All
This is for all the Old Truck Owners out there.
Wrangle More Power: Auto Upgrade
John Meadows, owner of a 1996 Chevy Z71, travels several hundred miles
to a farm he manages on the weekends and he often trailers two horses.
He is also
in the middle of a home renovation where he is replacing
i bought a universal circle/edge guide for my router. The guide has
a base plate make of hard plastic. The screws that go through this
plate into my router are slightly large for the slots in the plate,
by perhaps 1/32 of an inch. How can I enlarge the slots a little bit?
John
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>I'm looking for suggestions as to where I might learn more about the set-up
>from well to faucet that sets and maintains pressure and suggestions as to
>where in the system the current problem might reside.
>Ron Denis
>
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maintain a good pressure when no water is in use.
I'm looking for suggestions as to where I might learn more about the set-up
from well to faucet that sets and maintains pressure and suggestions as to
where in the system the current problem might reside.
Ron Denis
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http://www.naturalhandyman.com/qa/qawell.shtm
Thanks for bringing this up. Been wanting to increase my pressure and finely
know how.
RJ
Dear NH
My home has its own water well as I live in a rural area of Missouri and I
have recently had a problem. My well is short cycling, meaning that the
amou
I am just talking out of my ass since I know nothing about these tanks,
but a couple of things that come to mind might be a bad pressure sensor.
Possibly a clogged filter somewhere that is causing the pump to work
harder making it think it is reaching pressure sooner than it should.
Possibly a
This year we are having some very strange weather. The storm that caused my and
many other cars to be frozen in place is still causing problems. When it
started it was not exceptionally cold and started out as sleet, it warmed up a
little and changed to a very heavy rain. Then an unbelievable q
You tank requires a certain amount of air to provide the pressure when the
pump isn't running. Sounds like the air level needs adjusting. Your tank
manual or the website should have some simple instructions for doing this.
Tony
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I get my water from a well about 100 feet deep. There is a tank in the
garage into which the water is pumped. It is distributed from that tank
throughout the house. The pressure in that tank had been about 30 pounds
and would decline slowly until a level was reached which triggered a switch
Hi Keith, I use a product from woodcraft.com they also have brick and mortar
stores.
Tom Hintz, owner of
NewWoodworker.com gave this product a great review. I purchased the qt
bottle not the spray.and from a paint store purchased a five gallon paint
container that I use to clean my blades.
A tip
I keep a plastic container filled with ammonia which I use for the burners on
our stove. I also place my sawblades in the same ammonia which I've been using
for three or four years now. One of these days I might even pour in a clean
supply.
Just yesterday, I placed my Forrest Woodworker II blad
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