I think Naval Jelly is still around, but it's very nasty stuff, has more
warnings on it than your average politician.
tom Fowle
On Thu, Nov 05, 2009 at 09:02:10PM -0500, clifford wrote:
Dear List Members:
Back when I was tackling more handyman type jobs, I used a product
called, Naval
Dan,
I think it would be critical to make sure the angles between the header and
the vertical frames where the hinges will be mounted are 90 degrees
Otherwise the doors won't move parallel to the header. Then shim up the
bottom track if necessary.
Tom fowle
Eric
We bought one at work in hopes it would do better than the Cobolt.
the technology used to keep track of the tape seems identical in both.
The voice is a lower quality than the cobolt but very similar.
the function of buttons is different but not dramatically so.
It uses 2 AA cells rather
If admin / password doesn't work, try admin / admin. Trouble can probably
answer this definitively, but don't you connect to it via 192.168.1.1
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Blue skies.
Dan Rossi
Carnegie Mellon University.
E-Mail: d...@andrew.cmu.edu
Tel:(412) 268-9081
I used to use an electric stapler doing speaker fabrics, before I found a
good way to use hot glue.
Work with it, learn it. Probably good for medium to light woods as the
harder woods will give you a proud staple with a dent in the middle that
you'll have to screwdrvier home with a few taps of
To clear a few things up here. You only have
modems with dsl all other verizon hook ups are with routers.
To get into them its the 192.168.1.1 with admin and password1.
also you don't have to unplug the router just
depress the reset button for a factory reset for
20 to 30 seconds, and your back
OK Tom,
Why don't we attack this problem?
Is the sprocket method really the most reliable means of indexing a digital
tape measure? How about a LED and photo sensor, count the flashes.
Now there must be a number of talking chips particularly with limited
vocabulary. I have a very old Sharp
Well,
put me down for both if the price is at all reasonable. I sure would
like a better tape measure.
Max.
Dale Leavens wrote:
OK Tom,
Why don't we attack this problem?
Is the sprocket method really the most reliable means of indexing a digital
tape measure? How about a LED and photo
Yeah you aren't kidding and I'd certainly be interested if there was
one that was reliable and reasonably durable.
On Nov 7, 2009, at 3:28 PM, Agent086b wrote:
Well,
put me down for both if the price is at all reasonable. I sure would
like a better tape measure.
Max.
Dale Leavens wrote:
