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This lazy Sunday is brought to you by... Mom's Home Cooking!
Off to my moms for a visit, and hopefully some damn fine eating!
This lazy Sunday is brought to you by... Mom's Home Cooking!
Off to my moms for a visit, and hopefully some damn fine eating!
#3. A fuse- 15a/250v. For the multimeter.
Although...DH blew the fuse-he should go get it. Right?
Although...DH blew the fuse-he should go get it. Right?
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Good morning Treefam......I am up early.....allergies made me get up.....I have a bloody nose & dry sinuses.....must have coffee......
Good morning Treefam......I am up early.....allergies made me get up.....I have a bloody nose & dry sinuses.....must have coffee......
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Thank you Tiggerrets...I use vaseline daily....3x at least I re-apply but it was so dry last night....although it rained...I guess having the fans on just dried it all out....
Thank you Tiggerrets...I use vaseline daily....3x at least I re-apply but it was so dry last night....although it rained...I guess having the fans on just dried it all out....
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Oh a fuse lol I had a blond moment and I'm not blond :what:
>^·^< Sent From MEOW G2
Oh a fuse lol I had a blond moment and I'm not blond :what:
>^·^< Sent From MEOW G2
#4. A good saline helps too. Especially if you bleed from your sinus and not your nose.
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Great suggestion! I have horrible allergies, but it never occurred to me to try this (I've put vaseline up my nose--same concept, but glycerin is a much better idea). It's also great for dry skin, BTW.
Well, I'm enjoying the fruits of my labor with the RSST, but wow is the draw tight. I feel like I may burst a blood vessel in my head from sucking too hard (yeah, I know that just sets me up for jokes!). . . I asked this last night, but it's worth asking again--any tips for drilling out the air-hole for someone who doesn't own an actual drill? I may actually go buy one this afternoon, but I'd rather not. Is there a Dremel attachment that might work for this? I also don't own a Dremel, but I thinking about getting one (either a Dremel or a drill, not both--I'm not exactly the handyman type).
Have a good Sunday everyone!
Great suggestion! I have horrible allergies, but it never occurred to me to try this (I've put vaseline up my nose--same concept, but glycerin is a much better idea). It's also great for dry skin, BTW.
Well, I'm enjoying the fruits of my labor with the RSST, but wow is the draw tight. I feel like I may burst a blood vessel in my head from sucking too hard (yeah, I know that just sets me up for jokes!). . . I asked this last night, but it's worth asking again--any tips for drilling out the air-hole for someone who doesn't own an actual drill? I may actually go buy one this afternoon, but I'd rather not. Is there a Dremel attachment that might work for this? I also don't own a Dremel, but I thinking about getting one (either a Dremel or a drill, not both--I'm not exactly the handyman type).
Have a good Sunday everyone!
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Yes you can use drill bits in a dremel..........just make sure they don't have the hex ends...........any of them should work...just use the size you want.....
Yes you can use drill bits in a dremel..........just make sure they don't have the hex ends...........any of them should work...just use the size you want.....
1- Morning all, glad to see you back GMO. If you want a few resources let me know, being in the Army and even more now that I am in the WTU I can shoot you some resources to help you along.
Getting ready to make my daughters mine craft birthday cake.
Getting ready to make my daughters mine craft birthday cake.
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Thanks, Blue. Like I said, I'm not particularly handy. But, it seems like if I'm going to buy a power tool, a dremel is likely to be more useful to me in the long run.
Just noticed it's time to change my avatar. . . it's out of date now.
Thanks, Blue. Like I said, I'm not particularly handy. But, it seems like if I'm going to buy a power tool, a dremel is likely to be more useful to me in the long run.
Just noticed it's time to change my avatar. . . it's out of date now.
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doc, get a dremel,it will come in more handy doing many more things than a drill press in your case and it can add many attachments to it..Get a variable speed dremel,the more speeds,the better,I personally would not get a cordless but I use mine for everything so I need the continuous power.It's all about the control.Also,if ya want to,get a center punch.The is a spring loaded gizmo that zaps a "dimple" on the object and area you want drilled to place your drill bit in so it doesn't slide around,another invaluable tool,about 4 bucks.
doc, get a dremel,it will come in more handy doing many more things than a drill press in your case and it can add many attachments to it..Get a variable speed dremel,the more speeds,the better,I personally would not get a cordless but I use mine for everything so I need the continuous power.It's all about the control.Also,if ya want to,get a center punch.The is a spring loaded gizmo that zaps a "dimple" on the object and area you want drilled to place your drill bit in so it doesn't slide around,another invaluable tool,about 4 bucks.
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Thanks, Ding! I really appreciate the advice!
I think I'm going to take a shower and head to Home Depot shortly.
Thanks, Ding! I really appreciate the advice!
I think I'm going to take a shower and head to Home Depot shortly.
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Yes the avatar is out dated..... and like DIng said I would't recommend a cordless one either....
Dremel 200-1/15 Two-Speed Rotary Tool Kit - Amazon.com
there are some used for cheaper....but at least this....
Yes the avatar is out dated..... and like DIng said I would't recommend a cordless one either....
Dremel 200-1/15 Two-Speed Rotary Tool Kit - Amazon.com
there are some used for cheaper....but at least this....
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