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Just some old fashioned, FUNK

Just cut a piece of 1/2" and either glue it or rivet it on. If you hafta use a 'J'..... bend some .060 aluminum and rivet it on.

Wow-wee...... think we're getting a little off track.............................. maybe this'll get us back up and going.

Everyone receives free quotes/estimates. Now, if someone asks me to come out and quote on things after I do a survey, I charge for an on-site survey and get paid upfront for that. Asking what their budget is, usually will tell ya if they've spoken and gotten quotes from other people...

So, you want to invest in a whole lot of expensive equipment and do something no one else wants to do..... until you're called to do it ?? Any you probably don't understand permitting and code restrictions, to boot. Ya better stick with your real estate business.

Sounds as if you just can't dial in the correct pressure. You can't get between 30 and 35 ??

Maybe one of their employees who ran some of this stuff would come along with the rest of the stuff. All problems solved. About 20 years ago, we bought a whole lotta stuff from a local company who went out of business/retirement. Got it for pennies. Three buildings worth of stuff. Three...

I'm no lawyer, doctor, researcher, underwriter or anything else, but I'm sure you'll be able to find at least one or two people who have had issues when working around this stuff for a variety of reasons. In a classroom, are you printing with them in the classroom the full hour or 90 minutes ...

87.3% of all percentages are false readings. You probably can't rely on your statistics.

I won't pretend to know why, how or how capable you are to go on any adventure you choose, but it's not a good idea to expect someone to try some of these dangerous tasks, you presume to be harmless. Your reasoning just seems to be opposite of whatever..... whoever says something/anything...

This is not about insurance. It's more about competent people exploring things and making them work. Sh!t like this should always start like most television shows of this nature...... Do NOT Try This At Home. For some reason.... 'responsible' should be bebeing used, too.

Wild, it's a combination of your words and processing them from your lack of comprehension capabilities. I really don't feel like proofreading and disecting your posts on a Sunday. I would suggest if you want answers, try to figure out where YOU went off tangents......... never to return...

For crying out loud, wild...... you are not debating or discussing. You just change the meaning of words or ignore what's said and then sport on with something you make up. It's really just conjecture on your part, based upon newly unrelated subjects. Focus is key in these types of...

Wild, I understand your point, but if it is already made, wouldn't that be a better deal for so many reasons ?? Most likely more sturdy and better built. Ya don't hafta pre-figure all the spces with guesswork. It's probably guaranteed. Insurance will probably cover you should something go...

Like any tool. Keep it free of getting knocked around after you set it up and it will remain accurate for a very long time. I think in the 20 years we've had ours, we've had to re-align it maybe twice and it's no big deal. As for a clean cut, almost any blade with teeth are gonna leave some...

Have a SawTrax for about 20 years. It takes about 78" tall and can fit 10' across without hanging over the side. That size means you can put a 10' or 12' substrate in and it will easily bsalane on there and one person can cut up to 5' or 6' x 23' panels. Absolutely love it. Cuts just about...

Sounds like a good idea. The place is for sure climate controlled, so other than choosing a sheen, I think ya have it figured out.

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They want you to put slits in a material which has hundreds of holes in it already ?? What size are these things ?? If they won't tell ya where they're manufactured, I'd insist on having double sewn hems with nylon webbing in the hems with triple gusseted corners..... or they can instal their...