I'm impressed by people who post helpful stuff like this...
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...and I'm curious how many of the regulars here have assembled something like that?
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Personal Webpages?
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Well, my website (see sig) doesn't have much, though my older one has a few projects;
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Tim
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On a sunny day (Wed, 11 Dec 2013 14:00:51 -0800 (PST)) it happened Davej wrote in :
So, now I know how to fix my scooter tire, this summer I pumped it full from some spray can, and made it to the repair shop. New tyre, the repair man did not like thw stuff from the can... its poison. I always carry such a repair can.
As to websites projects, I beat this guys:
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Some cars are supplied with a repair kit (can, little compressor) rather than a spare. Run-flat tires are brutal.
Best regards, Spehro Pefhany
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ng like that?
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Argh.. Run-flat tires! They are on my wife's minivan. (You can drive with a flat.. but that ruins the ~$200 tire in ~10 miles.) I've told her that w hen we go through the current "batch" we'll get regular tires and put a spa re up on the roof. (Then it will be like a land cruiser. :^) George H.
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How is a processed strain gage reaction going to be able to overcome the force of momentum on such a machine? Are these water jet cutters really slow compared to plasma cutters?