all
I've searched the internet. Everyone sells the replacement rawhide
tips, but i can't find anywhere that details how to fit the darn things.

The Thor hammer has a reverse taper (it gets bigger as you screw in)
screw thread, but the rawhide is oversize for the thread. I remember
somewhere that I should soak the Rawhide head before fitting - but what
in, and for how long?

TIA

Jo

"Jo Martin" wrote in message
...
all
I've searched the internet. Everyone sells the replacement rawhide tips,
but i can't find anywhere that details how to fit the darn things.

The Thor hammer has a reverse taper (it gets bigger as you screw in) screw
thread, but the rawhide is oversize for the thread. I remember somewhere
that I should soak the Rawhide head before fitting - but what in, and for
how long?

TIA

Jo

Rawhide is soaked in DiHydrogen Monoxide to soften it. This will permit the
rawhide to deform in shape.

The length of time depends upon the thickness - it can take a while for a
coiled mass like a mallet or a mallet head.

See the MSDS sheet at http://www.dhmo.org for specific cautions.

"RAM^3" wrote in message
...
"Jo Martin" wrote in message
...
all
I've searched the internet. Everyone sells the replacement rawhide
tips,
but i can't find anywhere that details how to fit the darn things.

The Thor hammer has a reverse taper (it gets bigger as you screw in)
screw
thread, but the rawhide is oversize for the thread. I remember
somewhere
that I should soak the Rawhide head before fitting - but what in, and
for
how long?

TIA

Jo

Rawhide is soaked in DiHydrogen Monoxide to soften it. This will permit
the
rawhide to deform in shape.

The length of time depends upon the thickness - it can take a while for a
coiled mass like a mallet or a mallet head.

See the MSDS sheet at http://www.dhmo.org for specific cautions.


Well, yes, but you forgot a very important safety precaution ---- make
sure you wear the correct safety equipment .. http://zapatopi.net/afdb/

mikey

Mike Fields wrote:
"RAM^3" wrote in message
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"Jo Martin" wrote in message
...

all
I've searched the internet. Everyone sells the replacement rawhide

tips,

but i can't find anywhere that details how to fit the darn things.

The Thor hammer has a reverse taper (it gets bigger as you screw in)

screw

thread, but the rawhide is oversize for the thread. I remember

somewhere

that I should soak the Rawhide head before fitting - but what in, and

for

how long?

TIA

Jo

Rawhide is soaked in DiHydrogen Monoxide to soften it. This will permit

the

rawhide to deform in shape.

The length of time depends upon the thickness - it can take a while for a
coiled mass like a mallet or a mallet head.

See the MSDS sheet at http://www.dhmo.org for specific cautions.



Well, yes, but you forgot a very important safety precaution ---- make
sure you wear the correct safety equipment .. http://zapatopi.net/afdb/

mikey



You ain't joking, I got burned by that stuff once..

John

JohnM wrote:
Mike Fields wrote:

"RAM^3" wrote in message
...

"Jo Martin" wrote in message
...

all
I've searched the internet. Everyone sells the replacement rawhide


tips,

but i can't find anywhere that details how to fit the darn things.

The Thor hammer has a reverse taper (it gets bigger as you screw in)


screw

thread, but the rawhide is oversize for the thread. I remember


somewhere

that I should soak the Rawhide head before fitting - but what in, and


for

how long?

TIA

Jo


Rawhide is soaked in DiHydrogen Monoxide to soften it. This will permit


the

rawhide to deform in shape.

The length of time depends upon the thickness - it can take a while
for a
coiled mass like a mallet or a mallet head.

See the MSDS sheet at http://www.dhmo.org for specific cautions.



Well, yes, but you forgot a very important safety precaution ---- make
sure you wear the correct safety equipment .. http://zapatopi.net/afdb/

mikey



You ain't joking, I got burned by that stuff once..

John

Thanks guys
I'm fully aware of the dangers of dhmo - especially ingesting it without
dilution.

I'll wear full scuba gear, just to be on the safe side.

Jo

"Jo Martin" wrote: (clip)I'm fully aware of the dangers of dhmo -
especially ingesting it without dilution.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
That stuff caused the death of millions recently in Asia, following an
earthquake under the ocean.

RAM^3 wrote:

"Jo Martin" wrote in message
...

all
I've searched the internet. Everyone sells the replacement rawhide tips,
but i can't find anywhere that details how to fit the darn things.

The Thor hammer has a reverse taper (it gets bigger as you screw in) screw
thread, but the rawhide is oversize for the thread. I remember somewhere
that I should soak the Rawhide head before fitting - but what in, and for
how long?

TIA

Jo


Rawhide is soaked in DiHydrogen Monoxide to soften it. This will permit the
rawhide to deform in shape.

The length of time depends upon the thickness - it can take a while for a
coiled mass like a mallet or a mallet head.

See the MSDS sheet at http://www.dhmo.org for specific cautions.


LMAO!!!! Ya got me..... I couldn't find the "Leather" reference so I
searched further...... good one!
Typical reactions by Libs....
http://www.poe-news.com/stories.php?poeurlid=32919
Pat

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"Jo Martin" wrote in message
...
all
I've searched the internet. Everyone sells the replacement rawhide tips,
but i can't find anywhere that details how to fit the darn things.

The Thor hammer has a reverse taper (it gets bigger as you screw in) screw
thread, but the rawhide is oversize for the thread. I remember somewhere
that I should soak the Rawhide head before fitting - but what in, and for
how long?

TIA

Jo

Rawhide is soaked in DiHydrogen Monoxide to soften it. This will permit the
rawhide to deform in shape.

The length of time depends upon the thickness - it can take a while for a
coiled mass like a mallet or a mallet head.

See the MSDS sheet at http://www.dhmo.org for specific cautions.


This stuff appears to be pretty "bad"... and I wouldn't even know
where to obtain it.... so, what *else* could the rawhide mallet faces
be soaked in to do the job ? water? alcohol? paint thinner?
Ken.

In article , Ken
Sterling (Ken Sterling) says...
"Jo Martin" wrote in message
...
all
I've searched the internet. Everyone sells the replacement rawhide tips,
but i can't find anywhere that details how to fit the darn things.

The Thor hammer has a reverse taper (it gets bigger as you screw in) screw
thread, but the rawhide is oversize for the thread. I remember somewhere
that I should soak the Rawhide head before fitting - but what in, and for
how long?

TIA

Jo

Rawhide is soaked in DiHydrogen Monoxide to soften it. This will permit the
rawhide to deform in shape.

The length of time depends upon the thickness - it can take a while for a
coiled mass like a mallet or a mallet head.

See the MSDS sheet at http://www.dhmo.org for specific cautions.


This stuff appears to be pretty "bad"... and I wouldn't even know
where to obtain it.... so, what *else* could the rawhide mallet faces
be soaked in to do the job ? water? alcohol? paint thinner?

According to that web site it's fed to cow's to increase
milk production and finds its way into the milk, so perhaps
the rawhide could be soaked in milk?

The MSDS says that ingesting too much DHMO is liable to
kill you, so I'll be cutting back on my consumption of milk
(and DHMOmelon, too.)

Ned Simmons

On Sat, 13 Aug 2005 21:27:31 -0400, Ned Simmons
wrote:

In article , Ken
Sterling (Ken Sterling) says...
"Jo Martin" wrote in message
...
all
I've searched the internet. Everyone sells the replacement rawhide tips,
but i can't find anywhere that details how to fit the darn things.

The Thor hammer has a reverse taper (it gets bigger as you screw in) screw
thread, but the rawhide is oversize for the thread. I remember somewhere
that I should soak the Rawhide head before fitting - but what in, and for
how long?

TIA

Jo

Rawhide is soaked in DiHydrogen Monoxide to soften it. This will permit the
rawhide to deform in shape.

The length of time depends upon the thickness - it can take a while for a
coiled mass like a mallet or a mallet head.

See the MSDS sheet at http://www.dhmo.org for specific cautions.


This stuff appears to be pretty "bad"... and I wouldn't even know
where to obtain it.... so, what *else* could the rawhide mallet faces
be soaked in to do the job ? water? alcohol? paint thinner?

According to that web site it's fed to cow's to increase
milk production and finds its way into the milk, so perhaps
the rawhide could be soaked in milk?

The MSDS says that ingesting too much DHMO is liable to
kill you, so I'll be cutting back on my consumption of milk
(and DHMOmelon, too.)

Ned Simmons

That's o.k. Not drinking enough will kill you, too. By the way,
anybody got statistics on fatality rate from being born?

Pete Keillor

"Pete Keillor" wrote: (clip) anybody got statistics on fatality rate from
being born?
^^^^^^^^^^^
It's one to one. However, due to the widely variable delay between cause
and effect, the correlation must be derived by advanced statistical methods.

On Sat, 13 Aug 2005 21:59:07 -0400, the opaque Pete Keillor
clearly wrote:

That's o.k. Not drinking enough will kill you, too. By the way,
anybody got statistics on fatality rate from being born?

My 2 favorite "life" sayings:

Don't take life so seriously.
You'll never get out of it alive.

and

Life: A 100% fatal, sexually-transmitted disease.


By the way, I drink a couple hundred ounces of pure, unadulterated
DMHO daily...and look what it's done for me!


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