Well, there's huge confusion at Aervoe. The first person I called gave me several distributors, none of which had heard of this paint. They appeared to be general Aervoe distributors. I called again
After much calling around, I found a Fastenal store that had some in stock and was willing to sell a single can. The satin black (color 344) looks just like the Zynolyte black of yore. The webpage he
It's a little surprising that you don't have the problem on battery power, since the antenna/power cord is in the same place - it's almost as if the radio's power supply itself is the issue. I'd star
When I was shopping for a welder a while back (I *still* haven't bought one), the usual big 3 were recommended, along with www.htpweld.com Miller and Hobart are same company. Hobart is their consumer
It's *possible* (but perhaps not likely on a vinyl pool) that the entire fixture comes out, and that there's enough slack to pull it up out of the water for maintenance. That's how they were on the
These things are called Anderson PowerPoles by brand, and auxiliary battery connectors by use. Places like Pegasus and Racer Wholesale have them for connecting offboard batteries in formula cars. htt
The problem with the Anderson products is that they don't really make a bulkhead fitting! They make some hokey plates that can be used to mount their normal connectors to a bulkhead. Take a look at h
Anderson makes "mounting clamp sets" that are designed to effect a bulkhead mount for the 75A powerpoles: http://www.powerwerx.com/product.asp?ProdID=1780&CtgID=1679 If 75A isn't enough for you, it s
McMaster-Carr sells a variety of "quartz electric" heaters. I have one of the 1896K61 units hooked to one branch of a DPST thermostat, with wiring in place for another one (on the other branch). Work
http://www.benmeadows.com/ is a similarly good site. _______________________________________________ Shop-talk mailing list http://autox.team.net/mailman/listinfo/shop-talk
How about a simple spring-wound timer? I use those in a bunch of places, most notably the bathroom fan. They fit where a normal wallswitch goes. _______________________________________________ Shop-
You could do that, but I really don't understand why you'd want to. Get a 6-hour timer and crank it for as long as you want :-) _______________________________________________ Shop-talk mailing list
That's a good size and the perfect speed for a buffing wheel. _______________________________________________ Shop-talk mailing list http://autox.team.net/mailman/listinfo/shop-talk
A lot of good advice has been dispensed. Let me see if I can add something useful! I've observed some traits about myself that I generalize to many guys, but I'm going to try to just say what I have
I realized after I sent this that this statement is ambiguous. I should have prefaced it with "I'm wired to think that" ... that is, it's an internal expectation. I don't really know the origins - b
Boy does that bring back memories - I grew up with one of those. It was my job to clean the suckers. We had a special tub (from Honeywell) for the job - I don't remember it being particularly horribl
We bought a "cabin" in the Sierra foothills about 5 years ago; it's got a well and septic. I grew up with septic, but had never lived with a well before. We're there about every third weekend, which
You can get 120V thermostats and hardwire them; they fit into a standard outlet box. That's the most flexible solution. There are gizmos that plug into a wall socket and have a thermo switch in them,
A friend of my father's worked as an engineer for GM. As far as I can tell, the majority of his career concentrated on the design of the locking mechanism for the rear doors of various sedans. He mad
My garage is stick-framed, rather than using pre-built trusses, but each set of roof beams has a 2x6 stringer across at the top plate. These are spaced on 24". My garage is small, and I need all the