Sir Art wrote:
Don't you guys have laws against doing this ??
Art, We don't have the Queen's head on our bills. Memories!-I used to
visit the Queen's Head in Richmond- and drink the King's ale!!
I have used plain paper and the brown paper bag paper (good suggestion
Art) in in the past for
At 12:21 PM -0600 4/17/02, VR Bass wrote:
The high cotton content makes
I thought they were linen?
-vance-
you're both right -- 75 percent cotton, 25 percent linen.
\dmc
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^^^
Dave Cole
Gen'l Sup't: Grand Teton Everglades
At 11:10 AM 4/17/02 -0700, you wrote:
Actually, I was thinking of something that looked like a scavenged oil tank.
James,
A butane tank of the size and shape you describe would have to be made
of very heavy material with stays in all the flat sides and would cost
almost as much as a boiler.
Gang
I learned the US dollar bill trick from Doug Patman(sp?) in Canada.
Cautioned me to use only USD. BTW Kevin, you can cut up 48% of the bill,
take it to a bank, and once they see it is over 50% there... they will give
you a FREE replacement. So your 30 cents goes to ZERO. And Old
I guess this is where there term disposable income originates. :)
Jim
Jim, Phil et al,
I knew you were a bloomin' conniving genius, Jim--that is the best solution
yet!! -But I'm too honest, so will you send me the gasket material??--I'll
do the cutting up and return the gaskets to you!!
Phil, I had used your suggestion for repair of my compressor.
I use
Instead of the trip to the bank why not go to the auto
supply where you can get the Permatex and auto gasket
material too... You can buy the stuff in 1/64
thickness in small easy to cut rolls three ft
long...Ok, not as much fun as cutting money and
getting it replaced for free...
See some of you
At 06:14 PM 4/17/02 -0500, you wrote:
by the time you add the bushings, you might have 1 /8to 1/4 visible area
for the glass.
Carl Malone
Carl,
True, unless you make periscope style bushings (for lack of a better
term). I don't know if that's what you refer to as the Jane arrangement.
Instead of the trip to the bank why not go to the auto
supply where you can get the Permatex and auto gasket
material too
The way I heard it, someone (Bob Paule?) once commented that gaskets for little
steamers were so expensive,
you'd be better off cutting up dollar bills to make them.
Vance,
You asked:
The high cotton content makes
I thought they were linen?
Back in the Good Old Days, around the 18th century (and yes, I mean the
18th), linen rags were common, and a ready source of fibre for
high-quality paper. For that matter, the wood pulp process hadn't been
worked
As Geoff knows; We're both O.S. fans, so we're used to good finishes and
fitting parts.
Phil
Jim, Phil et al,
I knew you were a bloomin' conniving genius, Jim--that is the best solution
yet!! -But I'm too honest, so will you send me the gasket material??--I'll
do the cutting up and return the
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