Hi Lee, can you clarify the automatic vac? The only vac I have is the one
with the long pole attached to the triangle assory which filters to the
filter (DE Earth). I also had a Droid which ran under to the bottom with
good water pressure but, this gets stuck so very easy that it is not worth
usi
Awesome. Hope you can go again.
Blessings,
Tom
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I expect a small sump filled with crushed rock would be enough. Sounds like the
ground is mostly back fill with ash so it probably drains really well. I think
I would just form a short length of pipe into the floor with a grill over it to
keep debris to a minimum.
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When things get really hot there is smoke and carbon formed some of which is
really hard to clean away. I have some spray for cleaning pitch from saw blades
and router bits which I soak the collet in then after some hours scrape or
scour away what I can.
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And never leave a bit in the collett if you aren't using it.
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Max,
Sometimes it doesn't work quite that way. When
Well,
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Comparing the price of a collett to the price of a router bit, I'd replace the
collett. We're only talking between 4 and 5 dollars for one.
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I have some nice sewing sheers that have a little rust on the blades. This
seems to be what happens when you leave all your supplies in a box for a year
or so. *smile* Will it be alright to use a little steel wool to get the rust
off, or should I do something else.
It will be a week or so unt
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Hi Jim,
Well, I've read a lot of British books talking about paraffin stoves.
this puzzled me at the time as I thought paraffin was a wax. Then one
of my teachers who worked on bicycles had learned from a British book
bike book that paraffin was kerosene. it could be that they use the
paraffin
I'm wondering if perhaps, if you have one of those plugs that works on a lever,
if something hasn't got tangled up in there, like a hair tie or just some hair
build up. I would think you could either run some drain cleaner through there,
or disconnect the lever and remove the plug to see if the
Claudia may like the enzime drain cleaners.
One might not clear the clog, the first time. So after the chemicals clear
the gunk, you can put 1/4 cup of the stuff down every month or two to keep
it clear.
On Tue, 30 Jun 2009, Dale Leavens wrote:
> I don't understand then why the drain will r
that's a lot of metal to cut and stack. That was a really nice big pool
you had.
On Tue, 30 Jun 2009, Eugene Baroni wrote:
> I drained the water out and cut it in to small sections and threw it in the
> trash.
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if he ran water pressure from a hose, down the drain below the elbow; the
problem is above the elbow.
You may want to let some draino take the gunk out of the j bend, or elbow.
On Mon, 29 Jun 2009, Claudia wrote:
> Okay,
>
> So, my bathroom sink hasn't been draining properly, for quite some
Max,
Sometimes it doesn't work quite that way. When my bit got jammed in
there, I used the wrenches to loosen, but at some point it just stopped
and wouldn't loosen any more. The collet was seriusly jammed. My
brother-in-law told me it happens and I should clean it out more often.
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Blue
When you loosen a collet it comes loose in two stages. You turn it and it
feels loose but the bit shank has not been released. As you continue to
turn it in the loosen direction it resists again and for me I need to use
the wrench again to go past the second stage. Once past that the bit is
Keith,
I've had this happen as well. I lost one bit getting it out by smacking
it with a hammer, but have managed to salvage another bit when the same
thing happened. Loosen the nut all the way and pull the collet out.
Then blast out the hole with compressed air or jam a cloth down in there
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yeah, you're right about the language games.
I talked to a FCC radio 1 dude yesterday and he said
get rid of the twin lead, and get the best uhf you can. So Elmer must have
ben right. Thanks
On Mon, 29 Jun 2009, jim wrote:
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> put 99 c
I thought you were going to say, that with the slabs up, you were able to
cut your trough for that run off pipe. But sounds great as it is going.
On Mon, 29 Jun 2009, Dan Rossi wrote:
> I had been spending a couple of hours each night last week, digging the
> pit for the basement door. I to
What to do with a sticky half inch router collett? I had to, sigh, use a
pair of pliers to remove a router bit out of this collett.
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will that be enough distance? Found that someone took my clothes pole.
The scavengers do that around here. i should have lain it in the grass,
but I stood it by the house. I'm stupid.
So I'm moving backwards on that.
Looks like i have a solution.
On Mon, 29 Jun 2009, Lenny McHugh wrote:
> no
I really like my Tissot Silent T. Basically it doesn't open, but has
braille graduations around the rim. I run my finger around the
crystal, and it vibrates when I get to the hands. Too bad Tissot
discontinued it. I know that I really like this watch because it's so
durable. I don't like brail
Claudia,
Did you or your dad try running a snake down the drain? It sounds like he
opened the trap but just looked around. A snake might find a real
blockage. But, I don't understand how the water from the hose worked if
there was a blockage. The vent stack might be the issue, but strange i
Dale,
Let's see if I can explain this correctly. The cement pad will be 56
inches wide, and 64 inches long and 3.5 inches thick. However, the middle
section of the pad, 40 inches wide, and 56 inches long, will be 1.5 inches
thicker. This gives me an 8 inch wide pad that I will lay the cement
I made it back in very good spirit and a little under the weather.
What I had done on this trip wasn't very hard again mentally, just
physical. The first 2 days I painted 2 basketball courts, white lines to mark
everything on the blacktop.
The next day I did a little painting in
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I am with Dale on this one as far as a possible vent issue. we had a
similar problem and it , the draining problem was caused by bees or
hornets down inside the roof vent / stack. see if you can get a
brave soul with your garden hose to get the hose down inside that
stack and then tur
Andy, we have a 33 foot aove above ground pool . I , like you found
a problem in getting that last bit of debris out and still do at
times and I'll tell you why. as your pool water blows back in and
moves things around the last of the silt and debris usually ends up
dead center
Andrew, I have heard of people using a robot vacuum type device. One
is called the Auqua Droid, I believe. The people like them very well.
earlier, Andrew J. LaPointe, wrote:
>Hi, I have a 24 ft. above ground pool and always have a hard time to clean
>the bottom at the beginning of the season
Hi, I have a 24 ft. above ground pool and always have a hard time to clean
the bottom at the beginning of the season. I use a leaf eater attached to a
hose which makes the leaves and debree rise into the burlap bags. Now, what
I need to do is, figure out a method that will help me concentrate on
I don't understand then why the drain will receive the stream from a hose but
not the dribble from say brushing teeth. The blockage must be above the trap
where the hose was fed in.
Have you used drain cleaners? Draino may be sufficient. if you use anything
more caustic do be very careful, most
I drained the water out and cut it in to small sections and threw it in the
trash.
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what did you have to do when i
The toilet and tub drain fine, and there is no gurgling.
Claudia
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Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] My Bathroom Sink!
When you flush the toilet does the sink gurgle
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