I wonder if this comes in a left handed rechargable version?
Art

WoodButcher formulated on Tuesday :
I wonder if this comes in a left handed rechargable version?
Art



Yeah, but is it compatible with Vista? I don't see any USB connections

Mekon

Mekon wrote:
| WoodButcher formulated on Tuesday :
|| I wonder if this comes in a left handed rechargable version?
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| Yeah, but is it compatible with Vista? I don't see any USB
| connections

This may be the Bluetooth model with laser nail-tracking and the new
inertial guidance subsystem featuring advanced thumb-avoidance
software.

--
Morris Dovey
DeSoto Solar
DeSoto, Iowa USA
http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto/

Morris Dovey wrote:
This may be the Bluetooth model with laser nail-tracking and the new
inertial guidance subsystem featuring advanced thumb-avoidance
software.

I've seen the video of these. Are they real? Can you buy them?
The guy goes to hit the hot dog with the hammer and BAM the head
retracts into the handle and the hot dog doesn't have a mark on it!

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WoodButcher spewed forth:
I wonder if this comes in a left handed rechargable version?
Art


It looks more like a Newfies' hammerg

After serious thinking Gordon Airporte wrote :
Morris Dovey wrote:
This may be the Bluetooth model with laser nail-tracking and the new
inertial guidance subsystem featuring advanced thumb-avoidance
software.

I've seen the video of these. Are they real? Can you buy them?
The guy goes to hit the hot dog with the hammer and BAM the head retracts
into the handle and the hot dog doesn't have a mark on it!

They were going to be imported into Australia, the AMA (medico union)
protested that with all these safer tools, they weren't going to get
the work sewing blokes like me back together.
(Mrs Mekon is planning to import one direct)

Mekon

ChairMan wrote:
In ,
WoodButcher spewed forth:
I wonder if this comes in a left handed rechargable version?
Art


It looks more like a Newfies' hammerg


Must have come out on April first.

--
Gerald Ross
Cochran, GA

The trouble with not having a job is
that you can't take a day off!

I bet the batteries last along time.

G


"WoodButcher" wrote in message
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I wonder if this comes in a left handed rechargable version?
Art

On Tue, 29 May 2007 15:15:30 -0500, "greg" wrote:

I bet the batteries last along time.

G

How does one know when the batteries are wearing down? Is there a
low-battery indicator?



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I wonder if this comes in a left handed rechargable version?
Art






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In article , Mark & Juanita
wrote:

On Tue, 29 May 2007 15:15:30 -0500, "greg" wrote:

I bet the batteries last along time.

G

How does one know when the batteries are wearing down? Is there a
low-battery indicator?

You start hitting your thumb...

Dave Balderstone wrote:
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| Juanita wrote:
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|| On Tue, 29 May 2007 15:15:30 -0500, "greg"
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||| I bet the batteries last along time.
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|| How does one know when the batteries are wearing down? Is there
|| a low-battery indicator?
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| You start hitting your thumb...

Hey! I just noticed that if you remove one of the batteries it
functions as a dead-blow hammer.

The instructions say that to recharge the batteries, you unscrew the
cap at the bottom of the handle, remove the batteries and reinsert
them backward, then pull a minimum of four dozen annular 10d nails
from 10-year old pallets. The claws are monolithic piezo crystals and
produce a surge of power when the nail is pulled. When that's been
done, you just unreverse the batteries and you're good to go again.

They do caution that striking anything with the claws may cause a
malfunction.

--
Morris Dovey
DeSoto Solar
DeSoto, Iowa USA
http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto/

On Tue, 29 May 2007 20:26:03 -0600, Dave Balderstone
wrote:

In article , Mark & Juanita
wrote:

On Tue, 29 May 2007 15:15:30 -0500, "greg" wrote:

I bet the batteries last along time.

G

How does one know when the batteries are wearing down? Is there a
low-battery indicator?

You start hitting your thumb...

Ah, clever.



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Mark & Juanita explained on 30/05/2007 :
On Tue, 29 May 2007 15:15:30 -0500, "greg" wrote:

I bet the batteries last along time.

G

How does one know when the batteries are wearing down? Is there a
low-battery indicator?



Don't you see it? It is right there next to the USB port.

Mekon

"WoodButcher" wrote in message
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I wonder if this comes in a left handed rechargable version?
Art
But what do you do when the batteries fail and the nail is only half way
in???

"Warren Weber" wrote in message
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"WoodButcher" wrote in message
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I wonder if this comes in a left handed rechargable version?
Art
But what do you do when the batteries fail and the nail is only half way
in???

Revert to caveman mode.

Pick up a rock and drive the nail home.

WoodButcher wrote:
I wonder if this comes in a left handed rechargable version?
Art



At the risk of being VERY politically incorrect and offending any women who
frequent this group, it looks like a womans hammer to me.

Wayne

"NoOne N Particular" wrote

WoodButcher wrote:
I wonder if this comes in a left handed rechargable version?
Art



At the risk of being VERY politically incorrect and offending any women
who frequent this group, it looks like a womans hammer to me.

It looks like something that my wife would buy me for Christmas.

Is that an LED under the head? Could come in handy if you needed to
drive a nail in the dark.

Maybe it's a laser - so you can see if you're going to hit your finger
and/or
thumb.

Couid be an infra red detector that sense the heat from your finger
and/or
thumb. If it detects a warm finger and/or thumb in the path of the
head.
a customizable program for the built in micro processor will release the
patent pending "hammer head lock" allowing the head to pivot back on the
hidden hinge below the claw end of the head, I wonder if you have to
return
it to the manufacturer to have the "hammer head lock" reset - or
replaced.\

On thirtieth thought - could be an electrically heated hammer handle.
If
you've ever had to do any hammer outside during the winter - in
Minnesota
- you know that when your hands are REALLY - though not cold enough to
go numb - it REALLY hurts - more than if your hand was warmer.


charlie b

Oh sure another cordless manufacturer with their own battery set-up when
will it end, we need uniformity.

--
Watch for the bounce.
If ya didn't see it, ya didn't feel it.
If ya see it, it didn't go off.
Old Air Force Munitions Saying
"WoodButcher" wrote in message
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I wonder if this comes in a left handed rechargable version?
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