Aloha Jennifer,
A few years ago my friend asked me if I would help her use a fancy
little device that she had purchased that sounds a lot like what
you're mentioning here. Her double-sided kitchen sink was clogged on
one side. We covered one side of the sink and she held the plug in
place and I
Just keep some rubbing alcohol handy for clean up. That will take any epoxy
off your skin if you catch it before it dries. I built golf clubs with epoxy
for years so it isn't all that dangerous to your skin. Just keep in mind what
Dale told you and you'll be fine. the project may be another
Loved the story Clifford! but it would have been even better, I think
anyway, if the ranger's wife had been perched on the commode at the time!
Jewel
Probably nothing to worry about.
Is this for bonding something?
I have heard nasty stories, one about a baby sitter who sat on a toilet seat
which had been painted with d paint which had not fully cured and remained
stuck there. I don't believe it was probably true though, who would leave
some
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A few years ago I posted a true account of such an effort at our local
Forest Service headquarters. It seemed as though the ranger's home had a back
up in the sewer
, which was connected to a septic tank and field line. The employees were
digging a whole down to the line
I was just watching the Myth Busters. (no one should get paid for having
that much fun)
There is an old myth that it is cheaper to leave lights on as opposed to
turning them off. They totally busted that myth.
For an incandescent bulb the start up cost is the same as leaving the bulb
on for 3 se
i'm thinking of useing apoxy rezen for a job is thair anything i need to bee
awair of?
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well its a good thing if you have a drain that isscrewed together.
but it could blow some drains apart as they are just compression fitted
together.
jim
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This is a link to a Clog Cannon. What do you guys think? Apparently you can
just use it to blow air in your clogs and clear them.
Jennifer
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I wonder if you can still get lead fixtures. More often now there is a neoprene
sleeve which fits tightly around the pipe and is fitted firmly to the roof
decking then the shingles run into that. Plastic should work very well too, it
will be designed for the purpose so usually it depends on the
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Well if he is reusing the burner assembly as in it being gas he will likely
lhave problems since the thermostat control goes into the side of the tank at
the bottom. If he is going to do it strickly manual and hand light the burner
it should work as long as he plugs the inlet and outlet holes
Probably not much use here, but one of the crazy blind Brits who set a
land speed record used an inertial navigation system that was extremely
sensitive and, if I remember correctly, rather than audible tones, it had
two pager vibrators, one on either side of his neck. As he careened down
the
It is a lot more complicated than that.
I have a self propelled lawn mower. I have some very clearly defined boarders
and have practiced many times trying to guide it along in a straight line
parallel to where I am walking. There are several techniques I have used. A
really thick rope stretched
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Guys,
I think a friend is making a dangerous mistake and I want your thoughts on this
please. He wants to take the top off of an old hot water tank and then turn
the thing upside down and use it like a big cooking pot. Not for actual food,
he wants to use it to dye fabric, but this still invo
How would a blind musician read music will playing an instrument such as a
piano? I suppose one would have to memorize the music? I know a blind child
wanting to learn the piano Thanks Jim
I doubt if you can even get leadjacks/flashings. About three years ago I tried
to sell some at a salavge yard and they would not take them because they were
hazardous waste. So there your are.
Ron
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Thanks, that's good to know. The prices have come down considerably since
the last time I priced them. I might build a project using two or three.
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what are the risks and problems of useing apoxey?
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Lee,
The Egyptians had slaves. Know where I can get some?
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I remember from a while back in an email on this list that I should make sure
the roofer replaces all the roof jacks with lead around plumbing pipes, not
the rubber ones. I asked my potential roofer about this and he told me he does
not use the lead ones cause squarles eat the lead. He says he u
Dan, the new Incredible Hulk, how about a snow saucer or snow sled.
that kids and adults use to haul some of that material up the
stairs? trying to think of ways to save that back and spine. think of
how they may have built those big places in Egypt many years ago. Lee
On Mon, Aug
Tom,
I've seriously considered building some kind of system like a rail and
trolley up the stairs, and then a winch at the top of the stairs to haul it
up. Of course, I will get around to it long after I am done hauling heavy
things up the stairs. Much like I am getting around to the basement
Hey Dan,
Thanks much for this information. The current audible level (think I bought
from NFB, but can't recall for certain) does not affix readily to any of the
"regular" levels I've looked at in various hardware stores. I get the
feeling people are giving me funny looks as I take this little 1
Hi,
six inches thick is pretty thick especially if you aren't driving over it.
4' by 3' by 6" is six cubic feet, about 12 80 pound bags. If you are
getting a mixer, that isn't too bad. If you are mixing by hand, then I
would seriously consider going to 4 inches thick which would mean 8 80
po
Dan,
Both you guys make me want to go back to bed!
Dan, maybe by the time your daughter is grown up enough to push you, the
extra weight on your hill top will have pressed everything down to level.
Maybe you should see if the operators of those famous Pitsburgh inclined
rail cars have some extra g
I purchased the Macklanburg Duncan Smart Tool audible level. It is an 8
inch level but can be fitted into any of their longer frames. I currently
have it fitted into a 4 foot frame.
If you want to be able to use the level in more than one frame, you have
to make sure you purchase just the sm
Yet again Dale, you make me feel like a slacker. And, you've got what, 25
or 30 years on me? *GRIN*
Saturday was spent running back and forth to a couple of home stores
ordering a new storm door and window. The storm door for the front of the
house, and the window for the back of the house w
Max,
We just bought some from U.S. digital that resolve to ten thousand divisions
per revolution they're about $95.00 each without the counting electronics.
Somebody who remembers trig would have to decide how far you could travel
before getting signifficantly off course with that kind of resoluti
Since it is easy to calibrate any level you can read, thus confirm it's
accuracy, the only question might be resolution.
If one audible level can resolve a smaller window of levelness, then use
that. If two are the same then use either one. I suppose if neither of two
are actually accurate and c
Ain't that the truth.
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woo hoo hoo! What a paint expert!
Gotta love it.
Glad that over for you.
On Thu, 13 Aug 2009, Lenny McHugh wrote:
> Well a 3 day project that took 14 days is now finished. Just have to put
> things back in place.
> Because of our daughter's up-coming wedding we decided to have this back
> com
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