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On Sunday, December 29, 2013 10:06:17 AM UTC-8, Pete S wrote:
How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? How about you getting a clue and realizing that's never going to happen and why it's never going to happen. When you do make sure you thank Mark Wieber and his clique of idiots for destroying this newsgroup. |
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In article , spaco@baldwin-
telecom.net says... How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? How about you realize that this isn't going to happen and figure out what really caused this newsgroup to be destroyed. When you finally make the effort to understand what happened, make sure you thank Mark Wieber and his clique of clueless idiots. In the meantime, suggest you start discussing topics that advanced, modern, home machine shops would be interested in. I do it all the time. |
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Jon Banqueer wrote:
In article , spaco@baldwin- telecom.net says... How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? How about you realize that this isn't going to happen and figure out what really caused this newsgroup to be destroyed. When you finally make the effort to understand what happened, make sure you thank Mark Wieber and his clique of clueless idiots. In the meantime, suggest you start discussing topics that advanced, modern, home machine shops would be interested in. I do it all the time. I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Earlier today I fabricated a small aluminum spacer to give me just a little more adjustment on my chainsaw bar needs a new chain and sprocket , but the saw was free so .... Then I used a hammer and wedge both metal to split the wood I cut with that chainsaw . Yesterday I used the angle grinder to clean up the mushroomed head of that wedge . In a little while I'm going out to the shop and make a small rake of metal to clean the ashes out of the grate in my wood burning stove . I'll be using a welder MIG or TIG , haven't decided , bolt cutter , bandsaw , and grinders . That enough metalworking for ya ? Of course it won't be "advanced" or "modern" , just good old low-tech hand work ... unless I use the TIG , it's a modern inverter based machine . -- Snag --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com |
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Jon Banquer wrote in
: You swore up and down I was in your kill file but the reality is that you read everything I post. The reality, Jonnie Bonkers, is that you nym-shifted to evade the killfiles. You're in mine, too, under your old nym. And now you're there under the new one, too. |
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"Snag" wrote in :
I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Just put Johnnie Bonkers' *new* nym in your killfile, too, and be done with it. |
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On Sun, 29 Dec 2013 14:40:10 -0600, "Snag" wrote:
Jon Banqueer wrote: In article , spaco@baldwin- telecom.net says... How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? How about you realize that this isn't going to happen and figure out what really caused this newsgroup to be destroyed. When you finally make the effort to understand what happened, make sure you thank Mark Wieber and his clique of clueless idiots. In the meantime, suggest you start discussing topics that advanced, modern, home machine shops would be interested in. I do it all the time. I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Earlier today I fabricated a small aluminum spacer to give me just a little more adjustment on my chainsaw bar needs a new chain and sprocket , but the saw was free so .... Then I used a hammer and wedge both metal to split the wood I cut with that chainsaw . Yesterday I used the angle grinder to clean up the mushroomed head of that wedge . In a little while I'm going out to the shop and make a small rake of metal to clean the ashes out of the grate in my wood burning stove . I'll be using a welder MIG or TIG , haven't decided , bolt cutter , bandsaw , and grinders . That enough metalworking for ya ? Of course it won't be "advanced" or "modern" , just good old low-tech hand work ... unless I use the TIG , it's a modern inverter based machine . -- Snag Ask Jonboi about various practical welding methods. It will be interesting to watch what comes out of his computer. (Grin) -- "Owning a sailboat is like marrying a nymphomaniac. You don’t want to do that but it is great if your best friend does. That way you get all the benefits without any of the upkeep" --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com |
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Snag wrote: Jon Banqueer wrote: In article , spaco@baldwin- telecom.net says... How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? How about you realize that this isn't going to happen and figure out what really caused this newsgroup to be destroyed. When you finally make the effort to understand what happened, make sure you thank Mark Wieber and his clique of clueless idiots. In the meantime, suggest you start discussing topics that advanced, modern, home machine shops would be interested in. I do it all the time. I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Earlier today I fabricated a small aluminum spacer to give me just a little more adjustment on my chainsaw bar needs a new chain and sprocket , but the saw was free so Be aware that on many saws if you extend beyond the normal range the oiler won't line up with the oil hole in the bar. Then you'll need a new bar, too. --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com |
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Jon Banquer wrote in : You swore up and down I was in your kill file but the reality is that you read everything I post. The reality, Jonnie Bonkers, is that you nym-shifted to evade the killfiles. You're in mine, too, under your old nym. And now you're there under the new one, too. DING DING DING Ladies and gentlemen , we have a winner !! I figgered he musta shifted , cuz I haven't seen any of his drivel in several weeks . -- Snag oh , and ploink --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com |
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Doug Miller wrote:
"Snag" wrote in : I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Just put Johnnie Bonkers' *new* nym in your killfile, too, and be done with it. Can't I play with it for a little while before I kill it ? Please ? -- Snag --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com |
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In article , says... "Snag" wrote in : I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Just put Johnnie Bonkers' *new* nym in your killfile, too, and be done with it. Worthless losers like Doug Miller and Mark Wieber frequently read my posts and respond because they just can't help it. The fact is that what I have to say about CNC machining and CADCAM is often far too helpful for these ****bags to ignore and they know it. I completely own both of them. Before I killfile your new nym , answer me just one question . Just WHERE have you been posting this alleged information ? Because I sure as hell haven't seen any here ! -- Snag --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com |
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Jon Banquer wrote:
In article , says... On Sun, 29 Dec 2013 14:40:10 -0600, "Snag" wrote: Jon Banqueer wrote: In article , spaco@baldwin- telecom.net says... How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? How about you realize that this isn't going to happen and figure out what really caused this newsgroup to be destroyed. When you finally make the effort to understand what happened, make sure you thank Mark Wieber and his clique of clueless idiots. In the meantime, suggest you start discussing topics that advanced, modern, home machine shops would be interested in. I do it all the time. I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Earlier today I fabricated a small aluminum spacer to give me just a little more adjustment on my chainsaw bar needs a new chain and sprocket , but the saw was free so .... Then I used a hammer and wedge both metal to split the wood I cut with that chainsaw . Yesterday I used the angle grinder to clean up the mushroomed head of that wedge . In a little while I'm going out to the shop and make a small rake of metal to clean the ashes out of the grate in my wood burning stove . I'll be using a welder MIG or TIG , haven't decided , bolt cutter , bandsaw , and grinders . That enough metalworking for ya ? Of course it won't be "advanced" or "modern" , just good old low-tech hand work ... unless I use the TIG , it's a modern inverter based machine . -- Snag Ask Jonboi about various practical welding methods. It will be interesting to watch what comes out of his computer. (Grin) Instead of asking others why don't you ask me yourself, Wieber? Let me answer the above question for you with the kind of honest answer you are totally incapable of giving: You won't ask me because you're scared to death of me... for damn good reason. The reason is I know how much you lie and that your both a fake and a phony. Hope this helped. SO TELL US ABOUT VARIOUS PRACTICAL WELDING METHODS !! Because as I read it , you just dodged the question Gunner asked . Once again . I'm still waiting to hear anything of practical value that relates to metalworking from you ... Here's a question from me , Mr I-know-everything-about-CNC : What is the recommended torque value for a stepper motor for an RF45 benchtop mill?? Maybe Gunner can answer that one because I doubt you can . -- Snag --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com |
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"Snag" wrote in :
Jon Banquer wrote: In article , says... "Snag" wrote in : I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Just put Johnnie Bonkers' *new* nym in your killfile, too, and be done with it. Worthless losers like Doug Miller and Mark Wieber frequently read my posts and respond because they just can't help it. The fact is that what I have to say about CNC machining and CADCAM is often far too helpful for these ****bags to ignore and they know it. I completely own both of them. Wow, what a laugh. I never even *see* any of Jonnie Bonkers' posts until (a) he nym-shifts *again*, or (b) someone quotes him as you just did. And I don't believe that I've *ever* responded to a post by Jonnie Bonkers except to mock it -- or him. And JFTR, I don't use either CNC machining or CADCAM, so whatever Jonnie Bonkers might have to say about either of those subjects is of no use at all to me. Before I killfile your new nym , answer me just one question . Just WHERE have you been posting this alleged information ? Because I sure as hell haven't seen any here ! I haven't either -- of course, I've had Jonnie Bonkers kf'ed for years. |
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... ...In a little while I'm going out to the shop and make a small rake of metal to clean the ashes out of the grate in my wood burning stove . I'll be using a welder MIG or TIG , haven't decided , bolt cutter , bandsaw , and grinders . That enough metalworking for ya ? Of course it won't be "advanced" or "modern" , just good old low-tech hand work ... unless I use the TIG , it's a modern inverter based machine . -- Snag 3/16" x 3' copper-clad steel rod for TIG or gas welding is great for making tools like the rake. It's stiff enough to be the handle and easy enough to bend with a hammer to make the fork tines. I cut it with a chisel milled down to fit the anvil's hardy hole. |
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says... "Snag" wrote in : Jon Banquer wrote: In article , says... "Snag" wrote in : I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Just put Johnnie Bonkers' *new* nym in your killfile, too, and be done with it. Worthless losers like Doug Miller and Mark Wieber frequently read my posts and respond because they just can't help it. The fact is that what I have to say about CNC machining and CADCAM is often far too helpful for these ****bags to ignore and they know it. I completely own both of them. Wow, what a laugh. I never even *see* any of Jonnie Bonkers' posts until (a) he nym-shifts *again*, or (b) someone quotes him as you just did. And I don't believe that I've *ever* responded to a post by Jonnie Bonkers except to mock it -- or him. And JFTR, I don't use either CNC machining or CADCAM, so whatever Jonnie Bonkers might have to say about either of those subjects is of no use at all to me. Before I killfile your new nym , answer me just one question . Just WHERE have you been posting this alleged information ? Because I sure as hell haven't seen any here ! I haven't either -- of course, I've had Jonnie Bonkers kf'ed for years. Doug Miller is too stupid to learn CNC machining or CADCAM. Nice to see he finally admitted as much. |
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"Jon Banquer" wrote in message ... In article , says... On Sun, 29 Dec 2013 14:40:10 -0600, "Snag" wrote: Jon Banqueer wrote: In article , spaco@baldwin- telecom.net says... How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? How about you realize that this isn't going to happen and figure out what really caused this newsgroup to be destroyed. When you finally make the effort to understand what happened, make sure you thank Mark Wieber and his clique of clueless idiots. In the meantime, suggest you start discussing topics that advanced, modern, home machine shops would be interested in. I do it all the time. I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Earlier today I fabricated a small aluminum spacer to give me just a little more adjustment on my chainsaw bar needs a new chain and sprocket , but the saw was free so .... Then I used a hammer and wedge both metal to split the wood I cut with that chainsaw . Yesterday I used the angle grinder to clean up the mushroomed head of that wedge . In a little while I'm going out to the shop and make a small rake of metal to clean the ashes out of the grate in my wood burning stove . I'll be using a welder MIG or TIG , haven't decided , bolt cutter , bandsaw , and grinders . That enough metalworking for ya ? Of course it won't be "advanced" or "modern" , just good old low-tech hand work ... unless I use the TIG , it's a modern inverter based machine . -- Snag Ask Jonboi about various practical welding methods. It will be interesting to watch what comes out of his computer. (Grin) Instead of asking others why don't you ask me yourself, Wieber? http://tinyurl.com/mpevz7v " Finishing all three sides, and the piece of channel to support it, I ground them down, checking my welds, beautiful, just ****ing beautiful. I then proceeded to lay in georgious fillet welds. Things of beauty..sigh..I was so proud..maybe Im actually getting the hang of this!! I put everything away, gave my dog a hug, made a sandwich, and headed for LA. Between Taft and Maricopa, I hear this sorta Screeech noise and glancing in the passenger mirror..I cant see the new spare..but behind me..is this sorta roundish black spot on the pavement..that gets bigger and bigger and bigger and from the top of my mirror, I see my spare tire hit smack dab in the middle of the ever growing shadow and bounce back upwards out of sight. " |
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Jon Banquer wrote: In article , says... "Snag" wrote in : I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Just put Johnnie Bonkers' *new* nym in your killfile, too, and be done with it. Worthless losers like Doug Miller and Mark Wieber frequently read my posts and respond because they just can't help it. The fact is that what I have to say about CNC machining and CADCAM is often far too helpful for these ****bags to ignore and they know it. I completely own both of them. Before I killfile your new nym , answer me just one question . Just WHERE have you been posting this alleged information ? Because I sure as hell haven't seen any here ! Killfiles are most often used by wimps who can't deal with objective criticism. Both you and Doug Miller are pussies. You seem to think I actually give a **** if you killfile me. I don't. If anything, I would prefer that you do killfile me because you're not worth my time. I've asked you to killfile me before and you always come up with some lame excuse for not doing it or why I suddenly pop out of your killfile. First it was you had a new computer. Now it's because I'm not using Google groups to post. No matter what it is you and Doug Miller always have some bull**** excuse on why you respond to me so often. It's beyond obvious that metal midgets like you and Doug Miller can't get your **** together. I'm thinking you're both related because both of you seem to suffer the same problem... terminal stupidity. That you can't find recent threads I've started on topics like the FADAC CNC machining center or on solid modeling for the home shop machinist comes as no surprise to me. The reason you can't find these recent threads is you're a brain dead idiot with no ****ing clues whatsoever. I hope this ends your moronic questions that you could easily answer yourself you lazy mother****er. |
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On Sunday, December 29, 2013 12:06:17 PM UTC-6, Pete S wrote:
How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? I am going to try to not to treat TeaBillies and Republicans like ****. But those ****ing assholes deserve it and I doubt I can hold my promise because Trig's muther is still a ****ing retard. |
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says... "Jon Banquer" wrote in message ... In article , says... On Sun, 29 Dec 2013 14:40:10 -0600, "Snag" wrote: Jon Banqueer wrote: In article , spaco@baldwin- telecom.net says... How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? How about you realize that this isn't going to happen and figure out what really caused this newsgroup to be destroyed. When you finally make the effort to understand what happened, make sure you thank Mark Wieber and his clique of clueless idiots. In the meantime, suggest you start discussing topics that advanced, modern, home machine shops would be interested in. I do it all the time. I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Earlier today I fabricated a small aluminum spacer to give me just a little more adjustment on my chainsaw bar needs a new chain and sprocket , but the saw was free so .... Then I used a hammer and wedge both metal to split the wood I cut with that chainsaw . Yesterday I used the angle grinder to clean up the mushroomed head of that wedge . In a little while I'm going out to the shop and make a small rake of metal to clean the ashes out of the grate in my wood burning stove . I'll be using a welder MIG or TIG , haven't decided , bolt cutter , bandsaw , and grinders . That enough metalworking for ya ? Of course it won't be "advanced" or "modern" , just good old low-tech hand work ... unless I use the TIG , it's a modern inverter based machine . -- Snag Ask Jonboi about various practical welding methods. It will be interesting to watch what comes out of his computer. Pretty much what can be expected from an idiot like Mark Wieber. I wouldn't trust Mark Wieber's welds even if I had them x-rayed. I'm thinking Wieber should put this story on his LinkedIn profile. That would be the LinkedIn profile Mark Wieber conveniently forgot he had till I posted a link to it that showed Mark Wieber was lying again. That would be the same LinkedIn profile where Mark Wieber claimed to be an engineer. The funny thing is Mark Wieber's story in the link you posted is actually better advertising than the complete bull**** he has on his LinkedIn profile now. Wieber's LinkedIn profile is so bad that the only people that would hire him for anything would be Tom Gardner, Larry Jackass, this fool, Snag or the rest of Wieber's worthless clique of idiots. |
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Snag wrote: Jon Banqueer wrote: In article , spaco@baldwin- telecom.net says... How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? How about you realize that this isn't going to happen and figure out what really caused this newsgroup to be destroyed. When you finally make the effort to understand what happened, make sure you thank Mark Wieber and his clique of clueless idiots. In the meantime, suggest you start discussing topics that advanced, modern, home machine shops would be interested in. I do it all the time. I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Earlier today I fabricated a small aluminum spacer to give me just a little more adjustment on my chainsaw bar needs a new chain and sprocket , but the saw was free so .... Then I used a hammer and wedge both metal to split the wood I cut with that chainsaw . Yesterday I used the angle grinder to clean up the mushroomed head of that wedge . In a little while I'm going out to the shop and make a small rake of metal to clean the ashes out of the grate in my wood burning stove . I'll be using a welder MIG or TIG , haven't decided , bolt cutter , bandsaw , and grinders . That enough metalworking for ya ? Of course it won't be "advanced" or "modern" , just good old low-tech hand work ... unless I use the TIG , it's a modern inverter based machine . I needed a tool to straighten some damaged BNC connectors. I dug out some spare air fittings from HF and put this together: http://www.flickr.com/photos/materre...7636596594884/ Simply pus it into the warped opening and gently roll it around to straighten the connector's wall. Don't over do it, or you'll create a sharp lip in the brass. -- Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to have a DD214, and a honorable discharge. |
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Snag wrote: Doug Miller wrote: "Snag" wrote in : I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Just put Johnnie Bonkers' *new* nym in your killfile, too, and be done with it. Can't I play with it for a little while before I kill it ? Please ? Only if you bury it with the other toxic waste, when you're done. -- Anyone wanting to run for any political office in the US should have to have a DD214, and a honorable discharge. |
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Jim Wilkins wrote:
"Snag" wrote in message ... ...In a little while I'm going out to the shop and make a small rake of metal to clean the ashes out of the grate in my wood burning stove . I'll be using a welder MIG or TIG , haven't decided , bolt cutter , bandsaw , and grinders . That enough metalworking for ya ? Of course it won't be "advanced" or "modern" , just good old low-tech hand work ... unless I use the TIG , it's a modern inverter based machine . -- Snag 3/16" x 3' copper-clad steel rod for TIG or gas welding is great for making tools like the rake. It's stiff enough to be the handle and easy enough to bend with a hammer to make the fork tines. I cut it with a chisel milled down to fit the anvil's hardy hole. Biggest TIG rod I have on hand is 1/8" , but I've got some 1/4" mild steel rod stock . I think I'll heat the tips red hot and then flatten them for about an inch or so , then curve them , weld them together , and adjust the spacing before I weld on the handle . -- Snag I wish I had an anvil ... --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com |
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In article , says... "Jon Banquer" wrote in message ... In article , says... On Sun, 29 Dec 2013 14:40:10 -0600, "Snag" wrote: Jon Banqueer wrote: In article , spaco@baldwin- telecom.net says... How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? How about you realize that this isn't going to happen and figure out what really caused this newsgroup to be destroyed. When you finally make the effort to understand what happened, make sure you thank Mark Wieber and his clique of clueless idiots. In the meantime, suggest you start discussing topics that advanced, modern, home machine shops would be interested in. I do it all the time. I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Earlier today I fabricated a small aluminum spacer to give me just a little more adjustment on my chainsaw bar needs a new chain and sprocket , but the saw was free so .... Then I used a hammer and wedge both metal to split the wood I cut with that chainsaw . Yesterday I used the angle grinder to clean up the mushroomed head of that wedge . In a little while I'm going out to the shop and make a small rake of metal to clean the ashes out of the grate in my wood burning stove . I'll be using a welder MIG or TIG , haven't decided , bolt cutter , bandsaw , and grinders . That enough metalworking for ya ? Of course it won't be "advanced" or "modern" , just good old low-tech hand work ... unless I use the TIG , it's a modern inverter based machine . -- Snag Ask Jonboi about various practical welding methods. It will be interesting to watch what comes out of his computer. Pretty much what can be expected from an idiot like Mark Wieber. I wouldn't trust Mark Wieber's welds even if I had them x-rayed. I'm thinking Wieber should put this story on his LinkedIn profile. That would be the LinkedIn profile Mark Wieber conveniently forgot he had till I posted a link to it that showed Mark Wieber was lying again. That would be the same LinkedIn profile where Mark Wieber claimed to be an engineer. The funny thing is Mark Wieber's story in the link you posted is actually better advertising than the complete bull**** he has on his LinkedIn profile now. Wieber's LinkedIn profile is so bad that the only people that would hire him for anything would be Tom Gardner, Larry Jackass, this fool, Snag or the rest of Wieber's worthless clique of idiots. Oh my God , I've ALWAYS wanted to belong to a clique ! I can now go to myv grave happy in ythe knowledge that I'm cliquey It must really suck to be you . -- Snag --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com |
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On Sun, 29 Dec 2013 21:06:12 +0000 (UTC), Doug Miller
wrote: Jon Banquer wrote in : You swore up and down I was in your kill file but the reality is that you read everything I post. The reality, Jonnie Bonkers, is that you nym-shifted to evade the killfiles. You're in mine, too, under your old nym. And now you're there under the new one, too. Same here. -- "Owning a sailboat is like marrying a nymphomaniac. You don’t want to do that but it is great if your best friend does. That way you get all the benefits without any of the upkeep" --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com |
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On Sun, 29 Dec 2013 20:38:39 -0500, "Michael A. Terrell"
wrote: Snag wrote: Jon Banqueer wrote: In article , spaco@baldwin- telecom.net says... How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? How about you realize that this isn't going to happen and figure out what really caused this newsgroup to be destroyed. When you finally make the effort to understand what happened, make sure you thank Mark Wieber and his clique of clueless idiots. In the meantime, suggest you start discussing topics that advanced, modern, home machine shops would be interested in. I do it all the time. I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Earlier today I fabricated a small aluminum spacer to give me just a little more adjustment on my chainsaw bar needs a new chain and sprocket , but the saw was free so .... Then I used a hammer and wedge both metal to split the wood I cut with that chainsaw . Yesterday I used the angle grinder to clean up the mushroomed head of that wedge . In a little while I'm going out to the shop and make a small rake of metal to clean the ashes out of the grate in my wood burning stove . I'll be using a welder MIG or TIG , haven't decided , bolt cutter , bandsaw , and grinders . That enough metalworking for ya ? Of course it won't be "advanced" or "modern" , just good old low-tech hand work ... unless I use the TIG , it's a modern inverter based machine . I needed a tool to straighten some damaged BNC connectors. I dug out some spare air fittings from HF and put this together: http://www.flickr.com/photos/materre...7636596594884/ Simply pus it into the warped opening and gently roll it around to straighten the connector's wall. Don't over do it, or you'll create a sharp lip in the brass. Cool new electro-pneumatic tool, Mikey. P.S: You can use an ice pick to perforate and drain the pus. -- Cats regard people as warmblooded furniture. -- Jacquelyn Mitchard |
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Jon Banquer wrote: In article , says... "Jon Banquer" wrote in message ... In article , says... On Sun, 29 Dec 2013 14:40:10 -0600, "Snag" wrote: Jon Banqueer wrote: In article , spaco@baldwin- telecom.net says... How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? How about you realize that this isn't going to happen and figure out what really caused this newsgroup to be destroyed. When you finally make the effort to understand what happened, make sure you thank Mark Wieber and his clique of clueless idiots. In the meantime, suggest you start discussing topics that advanced, modern, home machine shops would be interested in. I do it all the time. I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Earlier today I fabricated a small aluminum spacer to give me just a little more adjustment on my chainsaw bar needs a new chain and sprocket , but the saw was free so .... Then I used a hammer and wedge both metal to split the wood I cut with that chainsaw . Yesterday I used the angle grinder to clean up the mushroomed head of that wedge . In a little while I'm going out to the shop and make a small rake of metal to clean the ashes out of the grate in my wood burning stove . I'll be using a welder MIG or TIG , haven't decided , bolt cutter , bandsaw , and grinders . That enough metalworking for ya ? Of course it won't be "advanced" or "modern" , just good old low-tech hand work ... unless I use the TIG , it's a modern inverter based machine . -- You constantly claim that I'm in your kill file, that I'm about to be in your killfile, that I was in your killfile, or some other total bull****. The reality is you prove over and over that you're completely incapable of not responding to what I post. There is a term for this condition you have. It's called being owned. I own you and you're my bitch. Now get back on your knees and keep blowing Mark Wieber because we both know that's the only thing you're really good at. |
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On Sun, 29 Dec 2013 14:40:10 -0600, "Snag" wrote:
Jon Banqueer wrote: In article , spaco@baldwin- telecom.net says... How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? How about you realize that this isn't going to happen and figure out what really caused this newsgroup to be destroyed. When you finally make the effort to understand what happened, make sure you thank Mark Wieber and his clique of clueless idiots. In the meantime, suggest you start discussing topics that advanced, modern, home machine shops would be interested in. I do it all the time. I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Earlier today I fabricated a small aluminum spacer to give me just a little more adjustment on my chainsaw bar needs a new chain and sprocket , but the saw was free so .... Then I used a hammer and wedge both metal to split the wood I cut with that chainsaw . Yesterday I used the angle grinder to clean up the mushroomed head of that wedge . In a little while I'm going out to the shop and make a small rake of metal to clean the ashes out of the grate in my wood burning stove . I'll be using a welder MIG or TIG , haven't decided , bolt cutter , bandsaw , and grinders . That enough metalworking for ya ? Of course it won't be "advanced" or "modern" , just good old low-tech hand work ... unless I use the TIG , it's a modern inverter based machine . -- Snag Just a thought. Is sitting at a computer really "metal working" or is "metal working" getting your hands dirty and actually doing it? I suspect the later. The bloke that wrote the software that controls the Mars explorer thingy doesn't claim to be a space explorer. -- Cheers, John B. |
New year's resolution?
On Sun, 29 Dec 2013 20:29:28 -0600, "Snag" wrote:
Jon Banquer wrote: In article , says... "Jon Banquer" wrote in message ... In article , says... On Sun, 29 Dec 2013 14:40:10 -0600, "Snag" wrote: Jon Banqueer wrote: In article , spaco@baldwin- telecom.net says... How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? How about you realize that this isn't going to happen and figure out what really caused this newsgroup to be destroyed. When you finally make the effort to understand what happened, make sure you thank Mark Wieber and his clique of clueless idiots. In the meantime, suggest you start discussing topics that advanced, modern, home machine shops would be interested in. I do it all the time. I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Earlier today I fabricated a small aluminum spacer to give me just a little more adjustment on my chainsaw bar needs a new chain and sprocket , but the saw was free so .... Then I used a hammer and wedge both metal to split the wood I cut with that chainsaw . Yesterday I used the angle grinder to clean up the mushroomed head of that wedge . In a little while I'm going out to the shop and make a small rake of metal to clean the ashes out of the grate in my wood burning stove . I'll be using a welder MIG or TIG , haven't decided , bolt cutter , bandsaw , and grinders . That enough metalworking for ya ? Of course it won't be "advanced" or "modern" , just good old low-tech hand work ... unless I use the TIG , it's a modern inverter based machine . -- Snag Ask Jonboi about various practical welding methods. It will be interesting to watch what comes out of his computer. Pretty much what can be expected from an idiot like Mark Wieber. I wouldn't trust Mark Wieber's welds even if I had them x-rayed. I'm thinking Wieber should put this story on his LinkedIn profile. That would be the LinkedIn profile Mark Wieber conveniently forgot he had till I posted a link to it that showed Mark Wieber was lying again. That would be the same LinkedIn profile where Mark Wieber claimed to be an engineer. The funny thing is Mark Wieber's story in the link you posted is actually better advertising than the complete bull**** he has on his LinkedIn profile now. Wieber's LinkedIn profile is so bad that the only people that would hire him for anything would be Tom Gardner, Larry Jackass, this fool, Snag or the rest of Wieber's worthless clique of idiots. Whats Jonboi babbling about now? Oh my God , I've ALWAYS wanted to belong to a clique ! I can now go to myv grave happy in ythe knowledge that I'm cliquey It must really suck to be you . It must suck for him to be living in Section 8 housing and eating SNAP provided food, and staying sober enough to post on Usenet. Killfile the poor ******* and give him no outlets for his frustrations..so he ultimately slices his own wrists and ends his buffoonery once and for all. He might even get a half hearted eulegey in some of the trades. Gunner -- "Owning a sailboat is like marrying a nymphomaniac. You don’t want to do that but it is great if your best friend does. That way you get all the benefits without any of the upkeep" --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com |
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On 30/12/2013 6:18 AM, Snag wrote:
Doug Miller wrote: Jon Banquer wrote in : You swore up and down I was in your kill file but the reality is that you read everything I post. The reality, Jonnie Bonkers, is that you nym-shifted to evade the killfiles. You're in mine, too, under your old nym. And now you're there under the new one, too. DING DING DING Ladies and gentlemen , we have a winner !! I figgered he musta shifted , cuz I haven't seen any of his drivel in several weeks . JB's a desperate little turd - kill filed.... again! |
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New year's resolution?
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says... On Sun, 29 Dec 2013 20:29:28 -0600, "Snag" wrote: Jon Banquer wrote: In article , says... "Jon Banquer" wrote in message ... In article , says... On Sun, 29 Dec 2013 14:40:10 -0600, "Snag" wrote: Jon Banqueer wrote: In article , spaco@baldwin- telecom.net says... How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? How about you realize that this isn't going to happen and figure out what really caused this newsgroup to be destroyed. When you finally make the effort to understand what happened, make sure you thank Mark Wieber and his clique of clueless idiots. In the meantime, suggest you start discussing topics that advanced, modern, home machine shops would be interested in. I do it all the time. I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Earlier today I fabricated a small aluminum spacer to give me just a little more adjustment on my chainsaw bar needs a new chain and sprocket , but the saw was free so .... Then I used a hammer and wedge both metal to split the wood I cut with that chainsaw . Yesterday I used the angle grinder to clean up the mushroomed head of that wedge . In a little while I'm going out to the shop and make a small rake of metal to clean the ashes out of the grate in my wood burning stove . I'll be using a welder MIG or TIG , haven't decided , bolt cutter , bandsaw , and grinders . That enough metalworking for ya ? Of course it won't be "advanced" or "modern" , just good old low-tech hand work ... unless I use the TIG , it's It must really suck for Mark Wieber that more and more people have started to realize how much of a liar he really is. Mark Wieber lives in a **** hole manufactured home in an area filled with crack heads. Wieber is so poor that he has had to take in many roommates just to survive. Wieber constantly whines about how he has always being ripped off and been taken advantage of. Does anyone still believe Wieber after years of his lame woe is me stories? Wieber is such a worhtless loser that he keeps making the same kind of mistakes over and over. Mark Weiber has never held a job in a machining job shop and he isn't a machinist. Mark Wieber has a mountain of unpaid debts and has major medical bills because he could not afford heath insurance at the time of his stroke. The stroke badly damaged what little he had for a brain. Wieber hasn't been the same since. The only reason Wieber is alive is because of welfare. That would be the same welfare that Wieber says he hates. Wieber has made phony death threat after phony death threat even going as far as claiming that he caused Cliff Huprich's death. Nothing could be further from the truth. Wieber is far to weak and powerless to harm anyone other than his own dogs. I live in the San Diego area. There aren't a lot of poor people who live in San Diego because it's so expensive to live here. Mark Wieber couldn't even afford the gas to drive here he's so destitute. Perhaps someone should suggest to Mark Wieber that he shut the **** up before he makes even more of a complete fool out of himself. I wonder if that's even possible at this point? |
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Gunner Asch wrote:
On Sun, 29 Dec 2013 20:29:28 -0600, "Snag" wrote: Whats Jonboi babbling about now? Oh my God , I've ALWAYS wanted to belong to a clique ! I can now go to my grave happy in the knowledge that I'm cliquey It must really suck to be you . It must suck for him to be living in Section 8 housing and eating SNAP provided food, and staying sober enough to post on Usenet. Killfile the poor ******* and give him no outlets for his frustrations..so he ultimately slices his own wrists and ends his buffoonery once and for all. He might even get a half hearted eulegey in some of the trades. Gunner Oh I already have his new nym killed . I just wanted to watch him dance around a couple of real metalworking questions without answering them . And he was true to form , he danced around and turned them into personal attacks just like always . You can tell how frustrated he is by the amount of cussin' there is in his posts . -- Snag --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com |
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John B. wrote:
On Sun, 29 Dec 2013 14:40:10 -0600, "Snag" wrote: Jon Banqueer wrote: In article , spaco@baldwin- telecom.net says... How about you off-topic folks making a new year's resolution to take it elswhere? How about you realize that this isn't going to happen and figure out what really caused this newsgroup to be destroyed. When you finally make the effort to understand what happened, make sure you thank Mark Wieber and his clique of clueless idiots. In the meantime, suggest you start discussing topics that advanced, modern, home machine shops would be interested in. I do it all the time. I don't think beating your own drum counts , Jonnyboy . Earlier today I fabricated a small aluminum spacer to give me just a little more adjustment on my chainsaw bar needs a new chain and sprocket , but the saw was free so .... Then I used a hammer and wedge both metal to split the wood I cut with that chainsaw . Yesterday I used the angle grinder to clean up the mushroomed head of that wedge . In a little while I'm going out to the shop and make a small rake of metal to clean the ashes out of the grate in my wood burning stove . I'll be using a welder MIG or TIG , haven't decided , bolt cutter , bandsaw , and grinders . That enough metalworking for ya ? Of course it won't be "advanced" or "modern" , just good old low-tech hand work ... unless I use the TIG , it's a modern inverter based machine . -- Snag Just a thought. Is sitting at a computer really "metal working" or is "metal working" getting your hands dirty and actually doing it? I suspect the later. The bloke that wrote the software that controls the Mars explorer thingy doesn't claim to be a space explorer. Ouch , that's gonna leave a mark ... -- Snag --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com |
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