Fixed base routers, plunge routers and shapers are all used to apply shaped
edges on wood stock. Whether applying an edge dressing to a larger piece of
stock or creating a piece of moulding, the shape to be applied to the stock
is determined by the shape of the router bit in the router's collet.
Name of Product: Cybex or Trotter Treadmills
Units: 4,700 (33,719 units were recalled on October 8, 2003)
Manufacturer: Cybex International, Inc., of Medway, Mass.
Hazard: During repairs associated with the October 8, 2003 recall, wire
nuts were installed improperly, causing the treadmills to
When working with loud woodworking tools such as routers and planers, using
hearing protection is highly advisable. Because extended exposure to such
loud
noises are known to cause permanent hearing loss, it would be foolish to use
such tools without employing a form of hearing protection.
Heck, get yourself a cougar.
Bill Gallik
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- Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday.
- Don Marquis
- As the poet said, 'Only God can make a tree' -- probably because it's so
hard to figure out how to get the bark on.
- Woody Allen
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I thought about getting one of those vises that travel back, forward
and sideways. Most of them don't open too widely. Sears has one
that I like but at the cost of $199, that cost more than my drill press.
earlier, Dale Leavens, wrote:
Hi John,
Just now I have a piece of plywood about 12
A few years ago I was talking to an exterminator. He told me a story about a
strange call that he received. He was called to a home in the country to get
rid of snakes. Out of curiosity he went to see what was going on.
He then told me that in fact he did get rid of the snakes. When I asked him
I have found that flea bombs work well on small rodents, including
squirrels. The other thing is those sticky pads that come in different sizes.
I place their favorite food near the pads and restrict traffic flow to get to
it. Mice for the most part always travel near the wall, placing
Where can I get Neem oil?
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I've heard neem
This may be a far more expensive way to make (I'm assuming) copper tube
connections than conventional soldering, but I'm sure it's less expensive
than having to hire someone to come in and do the work. I think I'll try to
find one of these gadgets, can you tell us the name of the crimping tool
Dumb question,
your drinking water is rolling around your heating system before you drink
it?
I know, I know there are yards of piping in the water system, but I
thought that there would be more sediment in a circulatory system.
What new spiffy did you get? Knowing you it is very cool.
On Wed,
nice what range of $ do they go?
On Wed, 24 Oct 2007, Lenny McHugh wrote:
Yes the screen is in a tight track the same one that the glass rides in. It
is similar to a two track storm window that when you pull down the glass it
is in front of the other window. So when it is pulled down for the
I just did a search on a Ridgid ProPress crimper. I found one for about
1600 bucks, so they ain't cheap.
Spiro, the radiator water, and potable water, are completely separate
systems. There is a tank within a tank. The inner tank is the hot water
for drinking and showering and such. The
Hi all,
First of all, thanks for everyone's input on my trim nailgun question. From
all my research on the Internet, it doesn't look like I'm going to find a
chorded nailgun for putting up trim. I looked at the Magnesium Allnailer
and it looks like it would definitely do the job and a great
Hi:
Here in the U.K. we can buy push-fit plastic fittings which go onto copper
tubing.
A few years ago I extended my heating system using them.
Plastic pipe is also available.
Some years ago I tested a piece of copper fixed to plastic with a coupling
in the Physics labs at our local university,
Hi all,
I don't think anybody has previously posted the manual for this tape
Voxtape from Caretec.
This is the slightly more expensive one that uses a single AA battery.
It has some advantages over the Cobolt, but appears to use the same sprockett
technology to read the tape.
Note they say you
This particular door was $250 for a 32x80 with polish brass hardware.
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nice what range of $ do they go?
On Wed, 24 Oct 2007,
Just because the temperatures are falling outside doesn't mean your home can't
get dangerously hot - according to the
National Fire Protection Association,
December and January are the peak months for home fires. Follow these easy
steps to stay safe.
Smoke Alarms
The single most important fire
I have one of these doors, it has worked great. Don
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Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2007 9:49 AM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] getting lazy
Yes the screen is in a tight track the same one that the
Prepare your garden tools for winter and add years to their life.
As winter approaches, many of you are hard at work preparing your garden for
cold weather. Hopefully, you've already planted that cover crop, applied a
fresh layer of mulch and prepared your cold frames for fresh winter greens
.
It's pretty cool, says Henry Sodano, an adjunct professor of
engineering mechanical engineering -- engineering mechanics, who
recently accepted a faculty
appointment at Arizona State University. We are harnessing free energy
that would normally be lost.
With mechanical engineering graduate
If it's on the outside of the house it could be a danger to pets. We don't
have any but there are a lot of dogs and cats in this neighborhood. It
would have to be inside the vent and that probably would be more trouble
than it's worth. I can't figure out how he gets past the vent opening.
I'm going to save this but here is a good reason to state the source URL.
If I knew it I could go there and see the pictures the text refers to. Also
Norm referred to a router collar in a recent show. I tried to buy one but
they thought I wanted a collet. Does it have other names? It's a
I recently bought a Dewalt drill and it came with 2 batteries. Also,
a battery only takes about an hour to charge.
earlier, Edward Przybylek, wrote:
Hi all,
First of all, thanks for everyone's input on my trim nailgun question. From
all my research on the Internet, it doesn't look like I'm
They are called collars but they are also called template inserts. There are
however more than one standard. I believe inch an eighth is the most common,
it is what my porter cable router uses but this won't come close to working
with either my Sears or my Triton. Be sure you have the base
Hi Max
I will send you the URL when I get home in about 8 hours after work or
if they leave me alone long enough here I will try to find it
Images are no use to me as I am a total but I forgot there are some of
us with some sight left.
Regards
Ray.
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Thanks Dale.
Regards.
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Thanks Ray.
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Lee, the ones I like are Raid fumigators.
Some really great tips here, I'll pass them along, thanks for sending. Don
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Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Beat the Heat: Fire Prevention Tips
Just because the
Speaking of which, have any of our people been affected by the terrible
fires in California? If so, I hope that you are safe, and your property as
well, Gaia willing!
Jewel
Here is the URL for those of us who have some sight .
http://woodworking.about.com/od/bladesbits/tp/Ten-Basic-Router-Bit-Shape
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Don't they say you're supposed to time the battery replacements with the
daylight savings time, which is twice per year?
I could have sworn I saw something on the news saying something to that
effect.
Victor Gouveia
Hi Max,
Have you considered the possibility that he's already inside, and is not
coming through the outside in?
If you say the opening looks well screened over, than one would assume that
he's already inside, no?
Victor Gouveia
Sorry I forgot who was asking about cordless nailers and I deleted the message.
Well, they are out there but it seems that mostly for framing sized nailers and
even they use a rechargeable battery to ignite the gas. Main disadvantage
apparently is a slower cycle time with the main advantage
Hi Victor. He choose through the flex hose that goes between the dryer and
the hole in the floor. We taped it up with duck tape and he chooed through
that. Maybe he is living in the vent but I wonder how he got in there. I
suppose it's possible he got into the house another way and chooed
I have heard tell of nail guns that use a 22 caliber blank shell to drive
the nail. I think they may be framing nailers.
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Hi Max,
Does a portion of the hose sit on the outside of the house?
If it doesn't, I think it's safe to assume that puppy is coming from inside
the house and drilling out.
Like I said, if the screen is hole free, and there are no parts of the hose
that sit on the outside of the house, that's
That is a recommendation.
A year and a half ago I installed hard wired combination CO2 and smoke
detectors with battery back-up. Just this morning very shortly after the alarm
clock woke me one of the units let out half a dozen tiny chirps but it hasn't
since. I must have been really smoken!
Oh yes! not framing nailers but intended for nailing wood to cement.
I rented one about 20 years ago to fasten a framing system to a concrete floor
in an office I renovated. Hell of a noise in an enclosed environment and you
don't want to make any mistakes with that!!
The fasteners get pretty
The flex hose transitions to metal tubing below the floor. It's only inside
the living part of the house.You must be right.
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Hi Dale,
Thanks for the information. The price of the Paslode is a bit steep for the
job I'm doing right now but I'm getting ready to finish my basement this
winter so it might not be too bad. Thanks again.
Take care,
Ed
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Dear Edward and list members:
The pass-load nail gun has become the tool of choice, here in hillbilly
country, especially for framing. One draw-back with this tool, is the exhaust
gas which follows each explosion. If the area is not enclosed, this is no
problem, but if a person is highly
Ed,
There may well be others. There are other Paslode nailers of that type for
sure. I didn't see any gas fueled Bostich and the only Hitachi gas nailers I
saw were framing nailers and man they were costly but that doesn't mean there
aren't others.
It does mean though that you can go into any
HI, Here is a could example of a place that the RAT ZAPPER would be a good way
of getting this pesky guy. You could just put the ZAPPER right by where he is
chewing threw the hose and I bet you would get him...
ROB FROM MINNESOTA
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