at the mention of door knob I now know what you are alking about. I
inherited from a $5.00 box at an auction many odds and ends. this is
a thing which goes in the end of I think a 3/8th drill. it feels like
there could be several different sizes of a blade inserted in
diffrent size circles.
A door handle that locks is the same as one that doesn't. Basically the
locking set will have 3 working parts along with a couple strike plates and
some keys and screws.
Remove the old handle by backing out the 2 Philips screws on the room side.
Once the screws are out pull the knob to you
Bob, those two pins that hold the bit are now a snap action instead of screw
in. By reversing the drill they go in almost the entire depth of the bit and
push the core out. Start drilling again and it backs back out. A quick snap
back allows the bit to be unscrewed, and a slight push forward
Hmmm?
Your comment about the part which helps to remove the bit from the wood
intrigues me, but I doubt it would work in my toy making, as it involves a lot
of repetitive cutting out of plugs with the drill press, not a drill driver
which has a reverse.
My press does not have a reverse so far
Very cool, I'll have to look at them next time I'm at Lowes or HD.
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From: chiliblindman
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2009 7:06 AM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Hole saws
Bob, those two pins that hold the bit are now a snap
Lee, the one that you have sounds like a large base that has a series of
rings in it to hold the different size band core bits. The base is designed to
hold all bits a the same time for storage. Those are sold only as such. Those
are held in place by a screw in the side.
Hole saw
Unless you enjoy the cutting out part, why don't you buy the wheels already
made. I've picked bags of 100 or more for a lot less than I think my time is
worth... I have 2 bags of different diameters, one set looks like a radial
tire with no tread and the other look like the traditional tire,
I've never seen 2 inch wheels like this, but I've never shopped much for them
either.
I cut these out of...
Well, judging by the click rule, the thickness is 1 half and 2 sixteenths and
as I have already said, I use a 2 inch hole saw.
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Matt, the units that hold all the bits for storage could be used to mark
different rings at the same time. Just mount the sizes you want. Use a
different hole saw to make the actual holes to make it a much faster and safer
operation.
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probably nothing much.
Go to the hardware store and get a quick lock kit.
It will have both sides of the doorknob, two keys, a possible hole saw
(doubt you'll need it unless your current set up is non standard.
After taking apart your old set up; You'll undo the screws, remembering
the pattern
Hi,
Can someone again give a model number or description for a Panasonic
cordless phone with talking caller ID?
I need at least three handsets, if at all possible.
I see at least a few models that have drop and splash technology; in other
words, if you drop them in water, they'll still work!
you might also look at
http://www.blindmicemart.com
L
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 09:42:32AM -0600,
Claudia
wrote:
Hi,
Can someone again give a model number or description for a Panasonic
cordless phone with talking caller ID?
I need at least three handsets, if at all possible.
I see at
Hi Claudia,
The newest model that Panasonic has to offer is the Panasonic KX-TG 9312C.
It comes with three handsets, but is capable of expanding up to six
handsets.
It has talking caller I.D. right out of the box, however, it is not call
waiting caller I.D., ready, so that is the downside of
Hi Victor,
Are other models Call Waiting Caller ID compatible, that you know of?
I'm assuming that, if I went with this model then, I'd still have to keep my
existing talking caller ID unit, hooked up, in case calls come in, when I'm on
the phone!
Claudia
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Hi Claudia, No, I'm afraid I haven't found any that are.
Believe me, I've looked long and hard for one, but haven't found one yet.
I guess they figure that we want absolute quiet when we're on the phone, and
so don't want the call waiting caller I.D. to interfere with the
conversation.
As a
Hey Guys,
Ok, I still have not tried the solution for my shower problem. Well, actually
I tried and my two year old fount the cup of vinegar and shower parts about
thirty minutes into the soaking and promptly poured it out on the floor. So I
had a really clean floor. *smile* This did
Use a old fashion plungers or take a garden hose and flush outthe the toilet
bowl. Or if you have a septic system, check it out and see if it needs pumped
out.
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From: Jennifer Jackson
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2009 13:16
If it doesn't have caller ID and the voice won't read the menus, what's the
point in having it talk?
Regards.
Max. K 4 O D S.
Email: m...@maxsmusicplace.com
Transistor site http://www.funwithtransistors.net
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Your two year old has probably dropped a sock or toy or knickers into the
toilet. You are developing a clog and if you don't clear it, the water will
soon be sloshing over the floor.
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From: Jennifer Jackson
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday,
Hi,
I am thinking of building a sort of closet around my dust collector.
It probably stands 5 to 6 foot tall and I figured a covering of some sort would
cut down on noise and dusty smell which escapes through the cloth bags on it.
What do you suggest I use to build a covering?
Thanks,
Matt
It's not an adjustment problem, I'd say something has gotten in the drain. Try
the plunger first, and make sure there is enough water on top of the plunger
when you start. I like to have my wife dump a bucket of water in when I start.
It will go down as soon as the plunger is taken out. The
I'd go with good old plywood. You'll need a good size hole saw if you put a
door on it. The hose has to come out somewhere. I'd recommend putting the
hose through the wall so you can open the door and not tare up the hose each
time.
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From: Matt
To:
Hi Max,
It does have talking caller I.D., however it does not have call waiting
caller I.D.
What this essentially means is, if you're sitting by the phone, or anywhere
else in the house, as long as you're not on the telephone line at the time,
the phone will speak out the caller that's
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confuse as says
Blind man with unmarked forehead has large belly!
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