il on your finger as the alchoal will clean that too.
dry your finger then rub around the head again and let the wheel spin on
your finger some more and that will dry that off.
then your good to go.
and no cotten gets in the works.
jim
At 03:41 AM 1/14/2007, you wrote:
>I think I ask this some
hi lenny
just get a small fan and plug it into one of those deals you put in an
electrical socket to give you 2 extra plugs.
turn the lights on and the fan will go on.
most basements can use some extra circulation anyway.
jim
At 11:53 AM 1/16/2007, you wrote:
>Hi All,
>I am looking for a
hi batteries pluss will put new batteries in the b n s for $30.
they fixed mine just fine.
jim
At 11:48 AM 1/25/2007, you wrote:
>Greetings everyone! Ok, this is an interesting thing I want to bring up. The
>end off my laptop's AC broke off, and my girlfriend promptly lost it while
well i took it in and waited about 2 hours as we did some other arronds and
there it was all done.
jim
At 02:21 PM 1/27/2007, you wrote:
>Are you saying that you can send the Braille 'N Speak to batteries plus
>and they will do the labor and everything for $30? If I am understan
hi robert no but i totaly amazed the people there when ipicked something
off of the shelf and looked at it then set it back down in the same place
where i got it from. they thought it was wild that i could do that.
jim
At 11:26 AM 2/1/2007, you wrote:
>Earlier Lenny wrote
>
>I
&
hi robert
yes i have one of those tools.
i love it
the charges for it are 22 short blanks.
they have them in different sizes of charge to drive the nails harder or
softer.
i have used it to nail door frames on to concreet.
one bang and it is stuck for ever.
jim
At 06:24 PM 2/20/2007, you wrote
braille writer or i am
sure you could use it on a slate.
jim
At , you wrote:
>I need to find a product and this list seems to have good ideas. I need a
>flexible peace of metal with two rows of braille dots drilled out in it. I
>am trying to glue dots on different items and none have reg
take it to batteries pluss it will cost about $35 or so.
jim
At 05:34 PM 3/19/2007, you wrote:
>I am thinking about putting new batteries in my Braillenote, but the funny
>thing is that it was working just fine holding a charge until I did the
>latest upgrade to the unit, after the upgra
hi for a smooth cut i prefur a 40 tooth blade.
most times it requires no sanding.
jim
At 03:30 PM 3/25/2007, you wrote:
>Hi All,
>I am very impressed with the new saw, except for the blade.
>I decided to open it before my son-in-law came over. I didn't need him.
>The only asse
it means no insurance
jim
At 10:23 AM 4/5/2007, you wrote:
>Hey Guys,
>
>I am interested in this house, but it is in a flood zone. What does that
>mean exactly? Ok, given that means the ground is lower and prone to flood,
>but what does it mean to me as a home owner i
hey geof will you have part 2 tomorrow?
jim
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To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 7:24 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] How to do Just About Anything by Reader's Digest
How to do Just About Anythi
ok cansel last message i didn't look far enough
jim being slow in minnesota
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From: Geoff Eden
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 2009 7:24 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] How to do Just About Anything by Reader's Digest
you need to hold down the alt key the function and then the
f key.
and it only has one control key.
i hear the aceus not spelled right has a nicer keyboard.
so thats just my 2 cents
jim in minnesota
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hi the candles i have with the 3 wicks in it are in a tin bucket with a little
handle.
just put a hook up somewhare and then a chain about a foot long soe the flame
isn't that close to the thing the hook is in and just hang it up.
if the dog jumps that high wellll
jim
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to be a specalized digital antenna.
althow there playing the hell out of it to get more money from people that
don't know.
jim in minnesota
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every thing from carosean to mineral oil.
need a little help here.
jim in minnesota
hey sorry for the spelling got a new computer and the spell check dosn't work
yet
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give him a sanding block and let him destroy that.
at least they are cheep
doggone people that don't have any respect for a tool
Jim
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hmmm even here its a split decision.
is it kerosene or mineral oil
I know the two smell different.
Jim
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hi a friend of mine has done lots of siding work.
and what they do is to install a plywood blade backwards in the circ saw and
try that.
jim in minnesota
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then put the rope on the tire and stick a screw driver under the rope.
then twist the screw driver around so it starts to pull the rope into the tire
middle like a yo-yo.
so as the rope squeezes the tire the side walls will spread out and make the
air seal again.
Jim in Minnesota
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hi John yep there sure are.
but i live in Minnesota and found out they don't do well in the cold grin.
of corse what does.
i got one that was on my hose cart, so they are out there.
Jim
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yep sure wood like to read that
thanks
jim in the boonies of mn
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hey ray now you can have one hell of a game of hop scotch
jim
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hat much
filtering on it.
but if you just want it for little things away from the power it should work
fine.
but not that much
Jim
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in this wonderful world we live in they will tell you to throw it out and buy a
new one.
to change the compressor would cost you more than it would to get a new one.
Jim
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hi Scot
the big knob on the left front of the saw is a chain sharpener.
don't worry if it don't seam to work as we never could get ours to work from
new.
not sure about the other knob.
Jim in Minnesota
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hey scot another thing i remember is my did never could get the automatic oiler
to work.
so what he would do is have a coffee can of engine oil there and dunk the end
of the blade in every now and then.
and yes i now know that you will burn in hell for not using chain oil grin.
jim
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hi David i hear that last message from you was written in invisible jaws ink
Jim
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hi Dan
one thing
if you buy the wired version now when the blue tooth comes out he will swap
them for you.
Jim in Minnesota
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hi dan.
i have done what you are doing but i have a waterbed and 2 freezers besides the
fridge.
i'm paying $126 this month, ouch.
jim in minnesota
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hi lenny
i would put the muffin fan at the top in the back pulling out and then take
the door off and cut a hole in the bottom and put a screen over the back of
the hole so it looks nice.
the heat rises so the fan should pull out the heat and pull in cool air
from the floor.
Jim in Minnesota
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
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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all that beautiful oak for fire wood
cringe!!!
wood worker pouting in Minnesota
Jim
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hi get a file and round over the corners.
you won't get a large round over but you will be able to knock off the sharp
corner.
Jim
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call your post office and ask them
jim
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well i did just that and called my local post master.
he told me that there was nothing he was aware of regarding how stout a post
can be made.
now if someone wants to call there insurance company and ask them have at it
Jim in Minnesota
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hi tom
i have a mail box alarm.
it does work pretty good except when it gets very cold.
in the 20 below range.
i don't know why they say when its colder the resistance goes down in
electronics.
maybe the radio waves freeze grin.
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yep tom, you are right
hmmm lazy battery syndrome go figure.
Jim
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hi Dave yeah me too in fact as of thismorning 3 lb. over.
add a box of nails or a fan and pouf the ladder elves would come and arrest me
grin.
Jim
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to describe the barring it is not a ball barring
it kind of looks like an old roller skate wheel it is flat and rolls along the
work wile the bit cuts above or below it.
Jim
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if they are the same kind of locks a lock smith can key them all the same
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ask her to carry your recorder maybe?
just make sure it has a fresh tape in it so she don't have to mess with it
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that is tom is rat shack is stell selling any thing that is not digital.
you know they are the ones that took the radio out of radio shack.
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well if you got bucks office max or if you don't try free cycle
i am pretty sure it is freecycle.org
then find your part of the country then your state and then your local area
and join.
its easy and you don't have to join yahoo.
jim
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hi Steve well sense you didn't give your address here's the info you wanted.
its for grilling a turkey but it mentions smoking
i got this from a recipe data base of how to cook a turkey all different ways.
Jim
Turkey on the Grill
Grilled turkey can be a wonderful variation from ov
hi Betsy
that's what there called.
electronic mouse repeller.
google has lots of them
usually there about $20
unless you can find a package deal.
Jim in Minnesota
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yes they do work.
i have 3 of them
before i got them i usually had to get rid of at least 3 families of them a
year about 14 mice in all gr.
but after i got them i maybe catch one a year if that.
Jim
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got them fron the finger hut store when my gf worked there.
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hi dan and every one else that doesn't know
the pen friend does not read bar codes.
it reads rfid tags.
thats why the pens can only use there tags and you have to be carful what
searies of tags you get.
i went to the rnib site and they said they were rfid tags.jim
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old ww i i ac ac guns should be pretty easy to get on the black market.
good hunting
jim
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hi mat
my only idea is to try cleaning the lenzes of the sencers
just lick your finger and rub it around the lenz that should work fine.
jim
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tell you what you need.
go to a best buy or some whare where you can listen to the different sterrios.
jim
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hey if you can still get some the old sound sheet records make wonderful lables.
you just have to tape them down and you can cut them into what ever shape you
need.
jim
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the wall hang them from the ceiling using
rope.
the rope will help dampen the sound that is transmitted through the walls.
or if they are on a hard surface try putting a thick pad of some sort under
them to do the same thing.
Jim
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hey bob don't forget adding in pully sizes too.
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hi lee not very well at all.
jim
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hi david
not sure what brand you have but you can get one from ebay for 20 dollars and
have the same cheepness grin.
thats the lable maker that is.
jim
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but hey i didn't burn down the house trying to sweat pipes
together.
Jim in Minnesota
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ebay is your friend
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yeah bob your right.
last year when my friend came over to fix the pipes he had to hold 2 ice cubes
on the end of the torch to make it just hot enough.
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hi lenny
just bring a belt with you.
if they are the same size you only need to bring one.
then have the person there match the length of yours with the new one.
i love my belt on the table saw.
what you said is true they run so much nicer.
wondering why does your drill press need 2 belts?
jim
hi spiro
there is nothing to tighten on a shark bite connector.
you just slide the tubing into it and its done.
jim
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oh dan, but you miss the point!
you are thinking way to much.
they don't want you to think like that.
just buy the thing and be happy knowing some how your being green.
and they are getting your green money.
jim
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hi is your toilet an older one or new?
the newer ones have heaver flappers so they only flush half at a time.
if you want a full flush you have to hold it down.
it saves water you know.
jim in minnesota
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sounds like a cigar cutter
or maybe for rope
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d its hard to take a shower and tap
the box grin.
thanks
Jim
in Minnesota.
and no its not frozen yet.
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hi tom oh yeah all ready had the power off and the box oppen.
i couldn't get to the contacts as they are down in there or i would have used
some 400 grit sand paper on them.
right now dust is no big deal grin.
thanks
jim
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spring.
jim
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no i didn't take it off but i will when my friend gets here it may be cloged.
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it works.
Jim
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hi Dan
that is the best use of the word complexicate
in a sentence i have heard all year.
in fact i have added it to my spell check dictionary.
grin
Jim in Minnesota
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ears parts 8003667278
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sand sand sand.
jim
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hey dan,
think about this
after stripping all that floor molding now you want to put down new hard wood.
well guess what your either going to have to pull off the old stuff and use
it over or put in new.
i bet you will hate that.
jim
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hi.
if the mold is on the outside, just get some of that TSP they have been talking
about and a good scrub brush and scrub it down.
then if you want rinse it down with some bleech water.
jim
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hi Clifford
yep i have ran into that as well.
in my case a guy i new had his faucet knob come off in has hand.
he had the screw and was like.
how do you put this back on.
i said just use a screw driver.
he said i have no clue how to do that.
oh boy
Jim
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hi tom i love this and will be making one soon.
how did you get the nut to stay in the pvc?
jim
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well the square stick is a good idea but you will have to glue a stop on the
back end so you don't have to keep messing with putting it back in.
toms original idea solved that problem.
Jim
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hi lenny
i would use some sand paint.
it is like the name says paint with sand mixed in it.
yeah it would mess up the floor some but hey this tim it was the dog next
time it might be you or someone else.
jim
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OK haven't tried any of these out but if you are as bored as these people must
have been you might give some of them a try.
1. Cucumbers contain most of the vitamins you need every day, just one
cucumber contains Vitamin B1, Vitamin B2, Vitamin B3, Vitamin B5, Vitamin B6,
F
hi i beleive delta has a life time warentee.
give them a call and they may just send you a whole new faucet.
jim
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hi
just take a piece of card stock like a playing card or what ever, then try
slidding it around the gasget when the inside door is closed with you on the
out side.
i am sure you will find a place where the card can slide freely up and down.
or across the top or botom
jim
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if you don't have pet co there you can google the name and see who you can
find in your country.
Jim in Minnesota
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no bob we have well behaved reign deer here.
if they are not behaved then maybe Santa won't take them along and they all
want to go
jim
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nah canada is about an hour and a half the north pole is well not know ing the
speed limit in canada i figure 3 or 4 hours grin
jim
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i that it does jewel
so you have to figure out hmmm do i want a lump of coal in my stocking or a
good roast.
hmmm oh gee wi the price of heating fule i'll risk the coal grin.
jim
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account down or up
timer.
as for your question on why they say the time is, well there made by sighted
persons that think they are a novelty item and don't care how they really get
used.
Jim
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well don't know about getting them wet, well not soaked anyway.
i have gotten it damp but not drounded.
jim
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if you don't like the new google try this
www.google.com/ie
in words its www dot google dot com slash i e
it will cut out all of the garbage on the google site and just show you the
links you want no sponsered ones.
it comes up with just one link the edit field.
its grate.
jimAt 05:40 AM 7/21/20
hi i found some cool stuff called bam for showers.
we got it at the groccery store.
it also works nice on the porceline sink just took the rust and all right off.
jim
At 06:11 PM 7/23/2006, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>My wife and I have a stand alone shower in one bathroom and a tub in the
>ot
hi all what it doesn't say is the faramone machines cost about 400
to 500 dollars and a bug zapper is $50 or so.
jim
At 04:39 PM 7/30/2006, you wrote:
>Hi
>A bug zapper is a device that uses a light source to attract insects to
>an electrical grid, where they are inci
f the electrical parts get cooked its toast.
jim
At 07:26 PM 7/29/2006, you wrote:
>I want to clean my bug zapper. What is inside of it, and how does it
>electrocute the bugs? Is there anything in particular I should be concerned
>about when probing inside it?
>
>
>
>
>To l
a good ground and it should work grin.
jim
At 03:39 PM 8/1/2006, you wrote:
>As someone else said measureing the inrush on a motor can only be done with
>a peak hold meter function. Normally inrush is roughly 300 percent of full
>load amps or at least non time delay fuses would be sized
mmm but arn't those folks dead?
well i know about monica but she should be evil grin.
jim
living in minnesota
At 06:36 AM 8/4/2006, you wrote:
>We did have one complaint about my previous post. A female type person
> said, if She had to be referred to in a derogatory manner mean
hi juel
i have read several answers on here but could the cut off end of the board
be falling down wile cutting and binding the blade?
if its a long board you may need to support it.
jim
At 09:47 PM 8/7/2006, you wrote:
>Tell me: clever folk: why is it that when I try to use my skill saw
hp blower.
jim
At 10:08 PM 8/9/2006, you wrote:
>Now I posted a while back about pulling the lawn mower backwards and
>following the cut line and this works ok on a lawn that is not too big.
>I have a drive way that is gravel and is about 200 feet long with an elbow
>that leads up to th
just sucked up grin.
jim
At 10:44 PM 8/10/2006, you wrote:
>Jim
>good idea.
>I don't know why I did not think of that. I do have a set of cobras and I
>will try to find a set of head phones that will work.
>
>
>
>
>To listen to the show archives go to link
> ht
the internet.
they come in a neet little bucket all in a big worm ball.
you just put them in the bedding and they are happy.
you can also feed them coffee grounds.
keep the lid tight because the little buggers like to crawl out and tend to
dry up on the floor.
yuck.
enjoy
jim
i jennifferAt 05:00
they hum because they forgot the words.
no room in there for much memmory.
jim
At 11:02 AM 8/16/2006, you wrote:
>Oo, good topic, what causes fans to humm? Sealing fans that is.
>
>
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