leehljp
Just me
Last Activity: Today, 12:05 AM
Joined: 12-27-2002
Location: Tunica, MS
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I don't have a Jet, so my question is - what is preventing you from taking the old tire off and adding a new one without taking the wheel off? I just...Last edited by leehljp; Yesterday, 11:09 PM. -
CWS,
Loring's comments on the Radio Alarm saw was a reference to an RAS for sale a few years ago on eBay or Craigs List and listed as 10"...Leave a comment:
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I have three of those quick up and quick take down portable work tables and I am tired of them. They are good when someone needs a quick table for temporary...Leave a comment:
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A Day of Minor Frustration, One Reward and A Mower question.
A day of minor frustration, but a reward
MOWER AND MULCHING Problems:
Today was somewhat cold - mid 40s high humidity and 15 - 25 MPH... -
Looks great. I have thought about getting one for years, except that I don't have room for it. I sure need a solid one like that.Leave a comment:
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Is there a phrase that our wife uses often - related to gardening?
LOML on occasions says, with a glance in my direction: "Wish I had...Leave a comment:
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How high do you keep your table? (I see a lot of tables with guys almost leaning over on their elbows) with the RAS arm barely above their waist.)...Last edited by leehljp; Yesterday, 09:06 AM.Leave a comment:
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leehljp commented on Saddle squaresin Tool ReviewsI have one of those and use it when I can find it. I need to spay paint it yellow. It's not that I don't put my tools back most of the time, It is that I can't find it when I set it down between uses on a project! My favorite square is the Veratas Sliding square: https://www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop...liding-squares.
I have two of them, the first one cost $9.95 IIRC (or $12.95), and I lost it for a while and bought another to replace... -
Looks great. I would love to see the finished table. I guess most wives are the same. My wife puts heavy thing in places designed for light loads too!...Leave a comment:
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I had a Sears 10", the one that had a major recall in the late '80s or early 90's. However the motor on mine gave up the ghost just months prior...Leave a comment:
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What about a gray water hose so that it looks a bit less unobtrusive on the gray driveway?
I agree that a reel will stick out too far and they leak...
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PLUS 1 on the Shark Guard!
The reason for having the knife the same or a minuscule less in thickness is - IF it (knife) were wider, lets...Last edited by leehljp; 01-11-2021, 01:20 PM.Leave a comment:
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Watch out for the thickness. If you have some calipers, measure the saw blade kerf and don't buy anything thicker than the saw kerf that you use. It doesn't...Last edited by leehljp; 01-11-2021, 10:54 AM.Leave a comment:
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We got some snow here in NW MS, about an inch accumulation. Memphis (35 miles to the north, hasn't received any yet.) BUT, 35 miles south they have about...Leave a comment:
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Woodturner. Agreed. I do not know the parameters for each but in general, the primary word(s) for one will generally pop up equally on the others....Leave a comment:
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After thinking about this and talking with my search savvy daughter who does some consulting along these lines - here is what she/we have come up with:...Last edited by leehljp; 01-08-2021, 07:07 PM.Leave a comment:
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SubForums! Sounds great.
"Tool Talk" covers it somewhat, but I think "Cordless tools" will draw more people in, if they...Leave a comment:
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Forum Speed, Features and New Forum Idea
I like the new features and especially the speed/response of the new forum.
THANKS!
With the speed of the forum greatly improved,...Last edited by leehljp; 01-07-2021, 10:36 PM. -
Agreed, but I guess I was thinking in terms of the office lights we replaced. For shop lights, yes....Leave a comment:
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Loring,
I haven't found orientation to be a problem with 4ft LED lights. One group had the shine side of the LED as clear and the upper as...Leave a comment:
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