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Going for a gastroscopy today. Looking for pests and parasites.
Going for a gastroscopy today. Looking for pests and parasites.
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i too have many vises.You don't have a vise!!!!!. I have a lot of vises, the metal ones also. :anguished-face:
Yes two of those wrenches WVNed pictured. If you don't have those, borrow or steal them. You need a vise for many things, I have 3 of them and use at least one almost every day. I thought everyone did. :D
Tell your husband to go out and get one but first build a workbench.
He doesn't need that picture of the Supermodel on the door but it helps.
Tell him not to go to Harbor Freight because everything in there is from China and we don't want any of that in our workshop.
Here is my old one from my last house. I practically live on my workbench and couldn't live 8 minutes without it. I hardly remember what the rest of my house looks like. :oops:
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googlie sez...Good morning. The ducks are back! We have lived in this house for almost 10 years now and every spring this pair of ducks come back. They hang out on our pool cover. Some days there is more water on the cover and then they swim around for quite awhile. We see them in our yard on and off all summer. (Actually I don’t know if it’s the same pair every year, how long do these ducks live anyway?)
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future cloning.That's what happened to me, I faded into the commodity product space.
More parts of me biopsied. Someone somewhere is making a collection. I am sure.
More new and exciting diseases for the list.
Not sure why anyone would want my partsfuture cloning.
Thanks this worked.Take a small screw driver with a blade that fits in the whole snugly and you should be able to screw it out, you might tap it in with a hammer gently.
If it's too tight take same screwdriver and use it like a chisel to slightly dig into the wall of the fitting while you tap it with a hammer in the direction to unscrew it.
Good tip.If what WVNed doesn't work. Take that flat screwdriver that is slightly larger than the hole in the center but smaller than the threaded hole so you don't damage the threads. Heat the tip of the screwdriver until it is red. Stick it in the hole, It will melt it's way in, wait a minute for it to cool and twist it out.
Then take that screwdriver and throw it out because you destroyed the temper and it will become soft and not work to well except for opening paint cans. :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:
Take a small screw driver with a blade that fits in the whole snugly and you should be able to screw it out, you might tap it in with a hammer gently.
If it's too tight take same screwdriver and use it like a chisel to slightly dig into the wall of the fitting while you tap it with a hammer in the direction to unscrew it.
If what WVNed doesn't work. Take that flat screwdriver that is slightly larger than the hole in the center but smaller than the threaded hole so you don't damage the threads. Heat the tip of the screwdriver until it is red. Stick it in the hole, It will melt it's way in, wait a minute for it to cool and twist it out.
Then take that screwdriver and throw it out because you destroyed the temper and it will become soft and not work to well except for opening paint cans. :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:
Thanks this worked.
we walk, or sit, in the company of geniuses.Good tip.