The wires will feel the same. However, there will be some sort of feelable
difference concerning the connector. It will either have opposite connectors
for each wire (female, male). Or, it could have the plastic connector keyed in
some way. Sometimes there is a slot over one of the terminals
Lenny,
You can use Dymo tape and make a Braille letter "l". Cut this out and you will
have a line that you can stick on anything that does not get too hot. You can
then label this line with another Braille label. This works great on table saw
bevel scales.
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Betsy,
In my opinion, i think the one inch per foot slope for ramps is way too gradual
in many instances. This can make it totally impractical to do in some
instances, especially in a home. Wouldn't a better rule of thumb in your
circumstance be to put in any ramp at all that could be negotia
There is a lot of information here. Unfortunately it is very disappointing
that there is not one single piece of information as to how a blind person can
use a band saw. I was hoping for some tips, tricks, and techniques for a blind
person safely and accurately using one of these saws.
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