Thanks to those who suggested. I'll take a look around.
The gazebo I have is either hexagonal or octagonal and has a rope at each
corner and a (maybe) 8 inch wire anchor to put into the ground. It's all made
out of aluminum poles, canvas, and cloth screening. Son-in-law puts it up in
spring
Hello Donnie, Thanks for the info. I called Hosanna and they no longer handle
the cassette albums. They refered me to Kingdom which supplied my request.
Here is their information
Kingdon 1-800-296-2312.
Thanks again,
Frank
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Hello there.
When I took construction in high school we used air nailers. I was just
wondering if anyone who was totaly blind has used one with out sighted
assistance? If you have how do you know how much pressure the compressor is
at? I'd like to get one but am not sure how to tell what the
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I have one for roofing, one for framing, 2 palm nailers and a brad and stapler.
The pressure range for most is between 70 and 120 so you have a lot of range
to play in. Basically you can have a sighted friend set your output on the
compressor one time and it should stay there.
Some people
