That's what I intended to describe, the pull of the cane pressing the wedge
shaped blocks into there sockets.
Yes, it sounds a lot of work, there is probably a simpler/better way.
Tom
On Sat, Nov 15, 2008 at 06:42:00PM -0500, Dale Leavens wrote:
I would be inclined to cut wedges thicker toward
My disclaimer is I don't know squat about cane chairs, rebuilding them or
wood working however I am pretty fair at repairing and resurrecting holes
that are no longer strait or round. With that in mind, would it be possible
to simply fit the appropriate diameter dowel in the broken out area
Also from my perspective of total ignorance of caning It seems to me that
repairing holes by inserting dowels and re-drilling would leave a very thin
wall next to the original breakout, and that this is where the pressure of
the new cane will be maximum.
Maybe we're all carrying speculation from
sometimes probably.
Usually though the wood has split along the line of holes. It might be possible
to get some glue between the parts and clamp and maybe even screw the broken
part back, a lot would depend on the nature of the damage.
- Original Message -
From: Larry Stansifer
Larry, there is an old saying where there is a will there is a way
and where there is a will there is relatives. on a serious side in
the past where a chair was busted , probably in a family fight. we
have glued in a towel to a perfec fit and two days later redrilled
that same hole but
I'm impressed! And no mention of billet aluminum chair rails or stainless
retainers! You can come out of the corner for a little while now... Just pack
the cooler while your looking for something to do...
- Original Message -
From: Larry Stansifer
To:
hi, the right most enter key on my keyboard is sticking.
I have cleaned the keyboard about 3 weeks ago and had that key off because it
was sticking then also.
when I had it off I noticed some grease in the key cap.
I moved some of that around and it worked good till today.
any idea what kind of
Interesting, I asked Larry Martin if he thought this blade would burn the
wood while making the cuts. Here is his reply. I am defintely adding it to
my wish list.
Lenny -- I had not heard of the Final Cut blade before but I was favorably
impressed.
MLCS is a respected mail order woodworking
Hi,
Does anyone know the difference between gel and soy candles?
I was just given a set of candles, but I really don't know the differences?
I'm assuming they burn differently?
Thanks.
Claudia
Join either of my groups; the first is for visually-impaired women, while
the other is for people
I know that this may be off topic... I am desperate though, I need a program
or suggestions on a technique to make greeting cards and thank you cards of
various kinds. I was wondering if anyone out here with the blind handyman
list would know of anything or way.
I am using jaws 6.2 with windows
Claudia,
I've not heard of either candle - just the old fashioned wax candles? I
take it you haven't Googled it on the internet - that's always the first
place I try. Wikapedia is a wonderful resource. Here is the link. Good
luck.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page
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You could probably receive more help on the blind computer users or the jaws
users list where the question would be much more appropriate.
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- Original Message -
From: Andrew J. LaPointe
I think the soy candles which are strictly soy based are healthier
than the older candles of wax with the metal strip but I am clueless
about the = jell candles.Lee
On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 06:40:06PM -0500,
Tom Hodges wrote:
Claudia,
I've not heard of either candle - just the
Friends of the order of the Nailing Apron,
You've probably had experiences similar to mine when I visited Menards
yesterday. We picked up supplies to upgrade the kitchen. With the new
furnace the chimney is no longer in use. By taking it out I can adde 24
inches of upper and lower cabinets and
Oh yeah, I get things like that all the time. Try this.
This spring we went to our local hardware store. I was looking to buy some
nails and wire cutters. The sales clerk insisted on talking to my partner
rather than to me. Like What sort of nails is he looking for? I was like, I'm
standing
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