Recently there was some discussion on Designing a Home Security System, her is
what I have been able to find.
Making your home secure isn't a matter of buying certain product; it's an
overall strategy that combines locking the house tightly, eliminating the ways
that intruders can conceal themsel
Oh no, I haven't seen a spark plug wrench that deep. I do have one open at
both ends you stick a bar through but with the stem that long there is no way
to run the bar through. You might remove the bar and grab it with large Vice
Grips I suppose. That does not mean they don't make one that long
Hi Cliff,
Yes, maybe, yes, no.
The place will be filled with nurses, Physiotherapists, Occupational
Therapists, the odd Physio assistant, Speech Language Pathologists, maybe a
couple of kinesiologists and a few doctors. Not likely one Texan of any sort,
possibly the occasional Cree (aboriginal
whoohoo!
Even if they have a hex cut out, or i can grab them with big vice grips
that would be fine.
I don't know if this "cross rod" will go through with the stem itself
going through, but this is the ticket!
Thank you.
On Tue, 25 Sep 2007, Art Rizzino wrote:
> Spero, I hope it is not to late
It seems to me that Chevrolet probably owns the award for the Idiot's Award
for some of their design. Some Corvettes had to have a hold drilled in the
frame in order to reach one or more plugs and in the early 70s Chevy had
another car whose name started with a C which had the very same problem.
GM
will the spark plug wrench allow for the faucet stem which sticks out
about 4 inches?
I was pricing deep sockets at McMaster, but i didn't know if they were
open at the far end.
Thanks
On Tue, 25 Sep 2007, Dale Leavens wrote:
> They do make deep sockets it is true and a spark plug wrench is usu
Every woodworker makes a mistake sooner or later, but the good ones know
how to fix them. That's what really matters. And that's what you'll get
here: real-world
tips for fixing your real-world woodworking problems.
1. Removing Router Burn
Hard, light-coloured woods such as oak and maple are great
Dear Dale:
Is this meeting being conducted in a hotel? Have the other guests been
warned of your arrival? Does the hotel offer a hot-tub for its guests?
Do you know whether or not there are any Texas ladies attending, to shoot
out the lights?
All of these questions just came pouri
Just once I'd like to see a plumbing job go as easy as they do on TV. Never the
less I am happy to report the new faucet is installed and no leaks at this
time. Also I changed a ballast in my kitchen last night. So we once again have
light when we eat.
David Ferrin
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for a setup that'd hook directly to such a synthesizer. cause you
can buy one right now.
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Yes the bread trick does work.
Art
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From: Ron Yearns
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2007 6:56 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Plumber's Tool Kit
All this plumbing talk and tips reminds me of one. I was attempting to sold
now.
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Will keep you all posted as things move along.
Tom
P.S. don't have a BNS or similar, buy a doubletalk LT
I'd push for a setup that'd hook directly to such a synthesizer. cause
you
can buy one right now.
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All this plumbing talk and tips reminds me of one. I was attempting to solder
a valve into a horizontal line under a house. There seemed to be just enough
seepage past the water meter shut off the water dripped and therefore no solder
would stick. Note this is before I found out compression v
s, so much overhead isn't
desirable
Will keep you all posted as things move along.
Tom
P.S. don't have a BNS or similar, buy a doubletalk LT
I'd push for a setup that'd hook directly to such a synthesizer. cause you
can buy one right now.
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Hi Dave
We have to keep you busy doing all them Handy Man Repairs around your
home, using some of the knowledge this group promotes.
Good to see you getting into it.
Regards
Ray
From: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
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Installing vinyl tiles is an inexpensive way to improve a worn floor
To figure out how many tiles you will need to complete your flooring
project, measure the length and width of the room and then multiply them
to find the
area of the room. If necessary, divide irregularly shaped rooms into
smalle
What do dogs, running children and sharp-edged serving trays have in common?
They can all poke holes through patio screen doors. Luckily, you can repair
the damage yourself in less than an hour. An added bonus is that the steps
shown here also apply to windows.
The first thing you need to
Install a solar-powered roof vent
A well-ventilated attic has lots of benefits-the most significant being
a reduction in heat retention that causes roof ice dams to form in
winter and makes
your entire house hotter in the summer.
Proper attic ventilation reduces moisture buildup and the result
Jewel asked:
> Does anyone know of a portable locating device that will send out a
> loudish sound every few seconds?
Jewel,
Do you mean you want it to shout, "Hey babe, nice cans!"
Oh wait, you said loudish, not loutish.
I just checked on www.independentliving.com They have a section just f
Jewel, someplace here I have such a device but Not sure if it would be
weather proof. should you want to set this up for outside. I used to use
it when my oldest son was outside playing and I hooked that thingee to
his jacket or shirt. Lee
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Logic is a systematic method of coming to the wr
Dan, from your story about Beth's alarm system I'd say that is a very
good one. I had thought of that. say if one of my " kids" were on the
phone and did not hang up. someday we will all be rich and each of us
will have something like R2D2 as a robotic alarm on duty. Lee
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Logic is a
Jennifer, someone probably answered the question about bilco doors.
those are my metal outside cellar doors which lock from inside by a
very simple bolt type thing . I agree with you Jennifer if you are
paying for whatever you want in an alarm why would the installer
question you or an
Sorry Robert. I should have typed a " 1000 foot roll" and not 1000
rule". that roll is labeled as " emergency equipment". sort of like
the grab bars in some cars and trucks and vans today. the Oh . bar.
Lee
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Logic is a systematic method of coming to the wrong conclusion with con
Sure why didn't you send this yesterday before I went to the hardware store and
forgot to pick up a basin wrench when I bought a new bathroom faucet. I guess I
figured that the model I was changing went on with thumb screws so it should be
no problem to change, oh so very wrong. The threads unde
such a synthesizer. cause you
can buy one right now.
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