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oxy acety safety .
Jody posted an oxy-fuel safety video this week on ( welding tips and tricks .com) . He also has links to the smith welding equipment safety video. and shows how an oxy regulator can explode if you turn the valve on fast. Good reading-watching
I agree on the proper procedure, was taught that way BUT I never back off my regulators and have had the same set of small Victor knock offs for years. I even have 2-3 sets of new Victor regulators thinking I will change these out but they just keep working.
And also it is VERY important that the gas never be adjusted above 15 psi. Acetylene becomes very unstable in a free state at any pressures higher than that. That's why your gauge has a red zone after 15. The acetone in the tank is why it can be under more pressure (safely) in the tank.
|Actually it was kind of weird, I do spin the regulator valve out when I shut everything down. But this time when I went to turn it on, the gauge went up like normal for about a minute, and as I was putting my gloves on I could hear the gas flowing, looked over and saw the gauge slowly climbing up. Once it pegged the pressure relief vale popped and there she went. I shut everything back off and emailed you guys. I bought this setup used off a guy, and god only knows how long it sat in his garage. So, I guess it's time for a rebuild. I purchased this set not knowing crap about these things, so I went online and got directions. It's funny how many different versions of advice you can get off the internet, but everything you guys have said is exactly how I've been using these. I took the directions from some welding company website. Thanks
|I agree that the right procedure is to run the adjusting screws out when turning off the tanks but with the pressure set at a reasonable range it rarely causes a problem and most folks just shut the valve off and let it go, still as DanielC said the RIGHT way is to unscrew the adjuster. What I have seen happen many times is when the tank gets low and the pressure drops someone will screw the regulator in farther in an attempt to drain the last bit of gas from the tank then the regulator can rupture internally when the tanks are switched, this can still ruin a regulator even if it is backed back out before changing tanks because it can be physically damaged from being run in too far. If the regulator is screwed in too far and a full tank is opened on it the results are usually just what you described. Not saying that is what happened to yours but it is a common cause of regulator failure. Sometimes however just like most anything else a regulator can fail for no apparent reason and if it ruptures internally it will allow full pressure to the regulated side which will cause the problem you seem to have. The bottom line is you need to either have it rebuilt or just buy a new one because parts are very hard to get, for liability reasons the manufacture will not sell OEM parts except to a certified repair facility but after-market repair kits can sometimes be found.
|Whale Chit! Lol. I usually turn the tanks off and bleed the lines down as to not hold pressure. I live out here in the desert and it''s horribly dry, it wouldn't surprise me if some rubber seal decided it was done! I guess I need to start making some calls. Thanks for the help!
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If it is a two stage system, most welding supply stores can do a rebuild. My Harris O2 system stopped regulating and I had it repaired. Wasn't a cheap repair - it was about 50% of the price of a new one. They had a loaner that I could use while mine was in the shop for that 2-3 weeks.
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If is very easy to damage the oxygen regulator if you quickly open the oxygen tank valve with the regulator "open". You should always back off the regulator screws, when you are done using the torch.
When you turn on the system, check to make sure the regulator pressure adjusting screws are loose, and out all the way. Open the torch valve, a little.
With the oxygen bottle, barely crack open the valve, and let the pressure build slowly, until it stabilizes, about three to five seconds to build full pressure, and then open the oxygen valve fully, and seat it open. Then screw in the oxygen regulator screw until the desired torch pressure is reached. About 5 to 7 PSI, welding, 15 to 20 for cutting. Adjust pressure with the torch valve open.
For the Acetylene, turn it on the same way as the acetylene. But it is not as critical on the initial opening of the tank valve, because acetylene pressure is about 1/10 pf the oxygen pressure. There is also some controversy on how far to open the acetylene bottle valve. some say about 3/4 of a turn, so it can be closed quickly, others say to seat it open, like the oxygen tank. Contact your welding tank supplier, and ask what they recommend.
I was taught to turn off the system this way. Turn off both the oxygen and the acetylene bottles with the valve on the bottle, then open the torch valves, and bleed the regulators down to zero. Then back off the regulator adjusting screws until they are loose. Then close the torch valves.
Oxy/ Acetelene Question
I'm not too experienced on these systems, but I bought this bottle setup about a year and a half ago. I rolled it out today to do a little cutting and when I turned the Oxy bottle on the gauge pegged and the pressure relief valve popped open and vented the pressure. This is a victor setup. I was just wondering what would cause this? Is the regulator setup toast now? What happened? This thing was working fine the last time I used it and now it's acting up. If someone could point me in the right direction , I'd appreciate it. Thanks!
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Switzerland youth international Sead Hajrovic will today join Barnet on loan until February 18, 2012.
The 18-year-old defender has been a regular for the Reserves over the past two seasons, amassing 23 appearances in total, including eight so far this term, since joining the Club from Grasshoppers Zurich in 2009.
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Hajrovic has captained Switzerland Under-18s and was part of the side that won the Under-17s World Cup in 2009. He signed a professional terms with Arsenal in 2010.
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We have so much to be thankful for in this country, especially for the abundance of food and the chance to choose where and how we get it. You can show your gratitude and enjoy your best and most satisfying Thanksgiving ever when you buy organic and local.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – The Green Bay men's and women's swimming and diving squads both wrapped up victories on Saturday at the three-team Phoenix 1-2-3 meet at the Peter F. Dorschel Natatorium. The two-day, championship-style meet featured a team from Division I (Green Bay), Division II (St. Cloud State) and Division III (UW-Whitewater).
The Phoenix women had a first-place finisher in 17 of the 20 events over the two days, racking up 905 points in a convincing win. The men's team won just six events, but used great depth, including 28 second and third place finishes, to outlast St. Cloud State (762) with a score of 842.
Final Women's Team Scores
Green Bay – 905
St. Cloud State – 682
UW-Whitewater – 406
Final Men's Team Scores
Green Bay – 842
St. Cloud State – 762
UW-Whitewater – 429
Senior Parker Wolf (Kohler, Wis.) led the way for the Phoenix women, picking up seven total victories over the two days. Individually, she claimed the 50 free (23.98), 100 free (53.31) and 200 free (1:56.19), and was also a member of four winning relay teams (200 free, 200 medley, 800 free, 400 free).
Freshman Natalie Neuwirth (Stevens Point, Wis.) was involved in six total wins, joining Wolf on the 800 and 400 free relays, swimming on the 400 medley relay and picking up individual wins in the 200 IM (2:10.07), 400 IM (4:42.55) and 200 backstroke (2:08.28).
Sophomore Anna Gomez (Burlington, Wis.) and freshman Haley Lucas (Menomonee Falls, Wis.) both won two individual events for the Green Bay women. Gomez took the 500 free in 5:05.44 and the 1650 free in 17:33.95, while Lucas took both the 100 (58.35) and 200 (2:08.44) butterfly races.
Sophomore Willem Poelmans (Hasselt, Belgium) was part of four wins for the Phoenix men, winning the 200 IM (1:55.19) and 400 IM (4:05.26), and also swimming on the victorious 400 medley and 800 free relays. Senior Robert Miner (Madison, Wis.) was responsible for Green Bay's third individual win in the pool, taking the 100 fly in 51.67.
Green Bay had an exceptional Saturday on the diving boards, picking up a trio of wins and achieving multiple personal best scores.
On the women's side, the Phoenix took the top three spots on both the 1-meter and 3-meter boards. Freshman Crystal Franzwa (Winona, Minn.) got things started with a win on the low board with a score of 249.25, while senior Carrie Dinelli (Northbrook, Ill.) claimed the 3-meter title with a score of 251.80.
Sophomore Tanner Nordlund (Rice, Minn.) was the winner in the 3-meter competition on the men's side, posting a career-best score of 282.50.
Green Bay is back at the Dorschel Natatorium this week, hosting South Dakota in a dual meet on Thursday at 6 p.m.
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F. Myth #6: The Second Amendment militia is the National Guard. The Founding Fathers made it clear that the Militia was composed of the populace at large. Both the Congress and Supreme Court have affirmed this definition of the Militia. 1. Founding Fathers * George Mason: "I ask, who are the militia? They consist now of the whole people, except a few public officers."184 * Virginia Constitution, Art. I, Sec. 13 (1776): "That a well-regulated militia, composed of the body of the people, trained to arms, is the proper, natural, and safe defense of a free State; that standing armies, in time of peace, should be avoided, as dangerous to liberty. . . ." * Richard Henry Lee: "To preserve liberty, it is essential that the whole body of the people always possess arms, and be taught alike, especially when young, how to use them . . . . The mind that aims at a select militia [like the National Guard], must be influenced by a truly anti-republican principle."185
instead of teaching our children how to defend their country, we now teach them that our country is not worth defending.
brendhan.....farrell till? really? that might not be as good a source as the actual beliefs of the founder. would you take his advice on diet and animal care?? :-)
I have examined all religions, as well as my narrow sphere, my straightened means, and my busy life, would allow; and the result is that the Bible is the best Book in the world. It contains more philosophy than all the libraries I have seen." December 25, 1813 letter to Thomas Jefferson
"Without Religion this World would be Something not fit to be mentioned in polite Company, I mean Hell." [John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, April 19, 1817] |
"God who gave us life gave us liberty. And can the liberties of a nation be thought secure when we have removed their only firm basis, a conviction in the minds of the people that these liberties are a gift from God? That they are not to be violated but with His wrath? Indeed I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just, and that His justice cannot sleep forever." [Notes on the State of Virginia, 1781][/i]TJ was not a fan of organized religion. he did not want to see power in the hands of a church. in fact, he didn't want to see power in much of anyones hands. his writings on judicial power and the constitution are another good example of his attitude. TJ did consider himself a christian in the biblical sense, rather than the church going sense. he also was a regular in church.
anyone can take certain writings and strip out bits to make a point. it is the whole of the writings that are important, as well as the known actions of the founders. the Danbury Letter is a good example of what happens when you take a bit out of context and use it to support judicial activism.christianity is not a church. it is a set of principles for life and faith. the founders wanted to preserve and promote in this nation the principles of christianity, as the basis for freedom.
Yeah the wall of separation is just so out of context.
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Program for International Legal Studies announces 2011 International Public Interest Law Fellowship recipients
DETROIT (April 1, 2011) – Wayne State University Law School's Program for International Legal Studies is pleased to announce the 2011 International Public Interest Law Fellowship recipients. Rachel Hom, Jamal Koussan, Megan Mathews and Clairissa Radyko will gain valuable legal experience through $5,000 fellowships that will allow them to work at various non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in the Middle East, Asia, India and Eastern Europe.
The fellowships, first launched by the program in 2009, allow students to work for NGOs in countries around the world during the summer after their first or second year at Wayne Law. Partner organizations engage in advocacy on a broad range of issues including human rights, women's rights, the environment, law reform and more. The students will gain front-line experience working on cutting-edge issues in legal systems very different from their own.
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- Megan Mathews, People's Watch, Tamil Nadu, India
- Clairissa Radyko, Lebanese Emigrant Research Center, Kesrwan, Lebanon
"I feel honored and grateful for receiving this opportunity," said Hom, a first-year law student. "This fellowship will give me first-hand experience outside of an academic setting to participate in laws designed to aid those who may be underrepresented or overlooked in mainstream society."
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Tesla Motors: Big Month Needed to Meet Targets
Tesla Motors (TSLA) has targeted Model S deliveries 7,500 deliveries during the second quarter of 2014--and it will need a big June to get there, notes Barclays' Brian Johnson and team:
May results demonstrate that Tesla will likely need a big month in June to meet its 2Q delivery target of 7,500 units: Like we saw in 4Q'13 and 1Q'14, when global Tesla unit sales in the final month of the quarter respectively were 1x and 2x the number of sales in the first two months of the quarter, it appears that Tesla will again need a strong final month to the quarter to meet its targets. Assuming North America deliveries in May were a modest improvement over the April result of ~1,100 deliveries, we estimate that North America deliveries quarter-to-date are ~2,400 units; when combined with Europe, it implies that total deliveries ex. China for the first two months of the quarter were ~3,500 units. If China contributes a modest ~1,000 units for the quarter, it implies that North America and Europe combined need ~3,000 deliveries in June to meet 2Q Model S delivery guidance of 7,500 units.
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Randy Jackson has been the one constant on "American Idol's" judges' panel throughout the show's 12-season run, but the "Dawg" says he did contemplate bowing out after Season 11.
"It did cross my mind [to leave 'Idol'], 'cause, you know, when we started this, we never knew it would go this long," Randy told Billy Bush and Kit Hoover and Wednesday's Access Hollywood Live. "So, thank God, I was so blessed to have the show and have it go this long, but, you know, sometimes you want to look at some other stuff."
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Now sandwiched between new judges Mariah Carey, Nicki Minaj and Keith Urban, Randy said he thinks "Idol" has the potential to continue to air for many seasons to come.
"This show could go as long as they really want it to go -- I mean, you look at even the numbers now," he said. "It's the greatest [show] of its kind.
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"Most things on TV that are reality shows, there's no proof of concept -- somebody wins and they just go away or whatever they get a trophy or prize and it's on to the next one," he continued. "This show, the afterlife is amazing when you look at the careers of Jennifer Hudson, you look at the career of Kelly Clarkson."
As for why "Idol" seems to turn out legitimate superstars whose careers stand the test of time (when compared to competitors like "The X Factor" or "The Voice" whose winners have yet to achieve major post-show success), Randy said too much attention is focused on the judges of the other shows, versus the raw, new talent.
"When we started 'Idol,' nobody knew who we [the judges] were," he explained. "We were not famous names! So we could be brutally, totally honest with people without worrying about whatever preceded us in our careers, [or] how people viewed us before.
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Adding, "[And] we focus on the talent and we have some amazing talent this year. And that's what the show is really about 'cause kids win and they go on to have a shot at a career."
Catch Randy, Nicki, Mariah and Keith on "American Idol" - Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8/7c on FOX.
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My hands upon my head I'll place,
Upon my shoulders, on my face,
At my waist, and by my side,
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The only other ones i can think of are the ones for the desert eagle and some rotary mags for some ruger rifles
Is their a mag for the .357 other than a coonan ? I thinking of a conversion AK in .357.
The only other ones i can think of are the ones for the desert eagle and some rotary mags for some ruger rifles
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Roatry for river, humm got a link for them? please. Muttman
Have you considered a 9mm win mag or 9mmx24 same power an a 7.62x25 mag will work.
I relaize 357 brass is every were but a rimless would be easier . you could possably add a block to the back of a 223 mag with a slot for the rims. maybe ??????????????
I lke like the 357 also considered a converson to go along with my Ruger Black Hawk 357. im thinking you would need a single stack mag of some sort. .
here is what they look like in a Galil blank firing mag. note the spacer block welded in the front so a regular 223 round with a bullet will not fit. i thught thye would be good for maybe a tokerov or rimmles pistol build . there cheap enough to cut up for parts if needed they have a short length sprin an a short follower so there good to have for various ideas.
the mag is only 10 round ( will hold 12) o but there only $9. PM for info.
a guy could make a insert to slide the rims into so they single stack pretty easy likely have to pinch the lips in or just make it feed from one side with a spacer on the other side so the rounds stay in before loaded. . i was playing with this a week ago. was looking at doing a 44mag this way as well.
starline makes good 9mm extra long brass so If i do one ill likely go that route.
Im thinking this will need to be a gas operated set up .
btw those mags would be perfect for a 7.62x25 witha 180 frain bullet for a subsonic applicatiion . I was going to see how a 17 fire ball an 22 fire ball an m1 carbine fit them. they seem to cheap to ignore . if you can ake them work a standard 223 mag would be no differant just have to add the spacers/.
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a rimless .357 case would be nice but for ease of reloading and $$ a standerd .357 will work for what I want. now off to find a barrel. muttman
If you're just wanting a rimless 357 case, just cut 223 cases off at the shoulder, open them up and turn the necks. Then you have a case that can be loaded to 55k-60k psi and cheap. You can get 357max velocity out of it pretty easy. In an ar15 I went with 357 max length loaded to 55k-60k psi and I'm getting some impressive velocities out of it even though reforming the shoulder into a neck is a PITA. Starting at or below the shoulder would greatly simplify case making.
This one is gunna be a strate blow back build. the $$ spent on this one needs to be @ 0 so if all I have in to it is barrel, a few mags then Ill be safe with the boss. BTW, I do like the idea of reforming .223 brass to make a rimless .357 case that would make making the boldt head easy, and the case rim to mag prob.
Sorry, missed the blowback part. You'd want to keep the gas piston and locking bolt with the higher psi ones I was talking about. The 223 cases are easy to modify if cut below the shoulder. About all you'd need to do is turn the necks to reduce the thickness a bit.
wont you need a Heavy bolt for the 357? my openion it might be easier to make it gas op. if you had a 74 bolt you could run the 223 cases


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November 20, 2012
Butler 82, North Carolina 71
November 20, 2012
- The loss snaps Carolina's 10-game winning streak here in the Maui Invitational. Villanova beat the Tar Heels, 77-75, on Nov. 22, 1995, in the championship game in UNC's previous defeat in Maui.
- This is the first time in six appearances that the Tar Heels will not be playing in the championship game.
- UNC scored 18 points in the first half tonight. That is the fewest in a half since Jan. 27, 1996. The Tar Heels trailed Wake Forest, 32-18, at the half in the Smith Center, but rallied for a 65-59 win.
- Butler's largest lead was 29 with 11:56 to play. The Tar Heels then went on a 40-17 run over the next 10:54 to cut the Butler lead to six.
- Sophomore guard P.J. Hairston led Carolina in scoring for the first time this year as he netted 15 points, all of which came in the second half.
- Hairston has scored 47 points in 49 minutes of action on the current three-game road swing (Long Beach, Mississippi State and Butler).
- Carolina was out-rebounded for the first time this year. The Tar Heels entered the game with an average rebound margin of plus-14, but the Bulldogs out-rebounded UNC, 39-29.
- Butler had 12 of its 18 second-chance points in the first half. UNC had zero second-chance points in the first half, grabbing just one offensive rebound in the first 20 minutes. Butler's 18 second-chance points are the most by an opponent this year (previous was 13 by Florida Atlantic).
- The Tar Heels shot a season-high 83.3 percent from the free throw line for the game, but only attempted 12 free throws, none in the first half.
- Butler's 12 three-pointers are the most by an opponent this year. The Bulldogs shot 59.1 percent from the floor in the second half, including 7 of 9 three-pointers.
- Carolina will play in the third-place game on Wednesday against either Chaminade or Illinois at 7:30 p.m. Eastern Time.
- Carolina is 1-0 all-time against Chaminade - a 115-70 win on Nov. 24, 2008. The Tar Heels are 4-4 all-time against Illinois, with the Illini winning the last two meetings in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge. Illinois won the last meeting, 79-67, in Champaign-Urbana on Nov. 30, 2010.


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The Milwaukee Chapter of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI), the area's leading home improvement and remodeling industry resource for more than 51 years, recently announced the recipients of its annual President's Awards.
Association President Dave Amoroso, presented the awards to eight Milwaukee/NARI members in recognition of their efforts on the association's behalf. "The Milwaukee/NARI President's Awards allow the association president to provide formal acknowledgment and a appreciation for a group of members for their contributions during the year," Amoroso said. "The members recognized embody what the association seeks to offer area homeowners – quality contractors that follow the NARI credo of ethical conduct, sound business practices, and professionalism."
The 2012 Milwaukee/NARI President's Award recipients, with Amoroso's remarks included, were as follows:
David Pekel, CR, CAPS, CCP, Pekel Construction & Remodeling, Inc., Wauwatosa, Wis.: This individual has played a key role in Milwaukee/NARI activities for many years, not only on the board of directors, but as a committee chair, as well as at the National level. This gentlemen bleeds NARI blue, and as an officer, he dove head first into his role as committee liaison, plus served as the chair of the Remodelers & Suppliers Expo task force.
Wayne Abendschein, 1st Choice Heating & Cooling, Inc., Waukesha, Wis.: This person has been very giving of his time to Milwaukee/NARI. A former board member, he has served as Chair of the Show Committees. His leadership has been invaluable, and he has made himself into a tremendous spokesperson for the association. He makes sure his company stays active and supportive of Milwaukee/NARI, serving as a sponsor of association activities and participating in events.
Josh Brown, Bliffert Lumber & Fuel Co., Milwaukee, Wis.: The next recipient was new to the board of directors in 2012, but he jumped right in and became a valuable contributor. He has been an integral part of the Membership Committee the last few years, and an enthusiastic supporter of association events and activities, donating materials for use at the Shows and for the Rummage Sale.
Bingo Emmons, CR, Creative Construction of Wisconsin, Inc., Franklin, Wis.: This person has a passion for education and for sharing that passion with as many people as possible through the Education/Certification Program. His commitment to coordinating the training classes for those pursuing Certification knows no bounds, as he will work with those going through the training as long as they wish. He is a wonderful role model for those who earn their Certification, as he proudly promotes his accomplishment to those with whom he works. He and his family have also given their time to help Milwaukee/NARI promote its brand by volunteering to wear the Gerry mascot costume at several events during the year.
Susie Feia, Feia Construction, LLC, Waukesha, Wis.: This person gladly jumped at the opportunity to lead a committee when I asked her last year. This committee plays a vital role in the growth of the association, and her enthusiasm was unwavering. As a result of the Strategic Plan, this committee had a significant amount of new initiatives, in addition to the regular work that is done each year. She and the people she selected to complete the various tasks did a great job, and the association is already seeing benefits. In addition to chairing the Membership Committee, she is an active member and contributor to the Marketing Committee.
Chris Holum, Kohler Co.: This individual was new to the Milwaukee/NARI board in 2012, but he had played an active role in the association for the last several years. As a vendor representative, he is known as a person that will do what is needed for his clients, and he has applied that same mantra to his work and roles with Milwaukee/NARI. In his role as the vice chair of the Tour of Remodeled Homes Committee, he has helped gain new participants, as well as coordinates the wonderful prize package that event attendees can win. A member of the Milwaukee/NARI Foundation board of directors, he is a person open to doing what is necessary to best suit Milwaukee/NARI members.
Paul Kraemer, CRM, CIC, The Starr Group, Greenfield, Wis.: The next honoree received a call from me last spring, asking for a commitment to lead a group that was being looked to for undertaking a task that would help shape the association now and into the future. He is a past committee chair and officer, including a two-year term as President, so I knew I was asking the right person to lead the Nominating and Leadership Committee, as the group worked on creating a plan that would allow Milwaukee/NARI to restructure its board and executive officer positions, giving volunteer leaders a more streamlined timeframe to serve the association. Under his leadership, the committee created a plan that was well received by officers and board members, and the new leadership plan is now in place.
Patty Johnson, President of Ron Sonntag Public Relations, Inc., Milwaukee, Wis.: This person is always thinking about ways for Milwaukee/NARI to be recognized. She likes to say she prefers being in the background, but she plays an active and vital role in many different aspects of the association – the Shows, Marketing, the Foundation, the WRAs, nearly everything that relates to getting the good name of NARI in front of homeowners and prospective members. She attends each monthly membership meeting, and she cares deeply about the association, its members, and staff.
The Milwaukee/NARI Home Improvement Council's goals of encouraging ethical conduct, sound business practices, and professionalism in the remodeling industry have led to the growth of the remodeling industry nationwide and made NARI a recognized authority in that industry.
For more information on the Milwaukee/NARI Home Improvement Council, the largest NARI chapter in the nation, or to receive a free copy of an annual membership roster listing all members alphabetically and by category and the booklet, "Milwaukee/NARI's Remodeling Guide," call 414-771-4071 or visit the Council's website at www.milwaukeenari.org.
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I have never wrapped my hives and I have only lost 2 hives and they where weak going into winter.
Our temps dropped 30 degrees after I hived my packages, so I decided to try to make some wraps similar to those "Bee Cozy" covers seen on YouTube. They are basically just an insulated sleeve that fits over a double stack of hive bodies, and is held in place by the telescoping cover. I also made an insulated pad to fit under the telescoping cover, but there is still a small vent hole to allow moisture to escape. I figured my new packages has their work cut out for them, with all the comb building and brood rearing, and that if I could help them keep the temps in the hive up to incubate the young for the next few weeks, it couldn't hurt. Right away I noticed more syrup intake and more foraging activity, even at lower temps. I'll keep the group posted on my results, as it only cost me about $15 and 30 minutes of time to make 2 of them, and I have materials left over for a few more.


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Merry Christmas, TDH! :D Got a new project going a few days ago. This is an
ESB commission for Seven. He had originally contacted me over on the RPF, so
I began a progress thread over there. I looked thru the member list here, and he's
listed, so I'll post a thread here, too.
I received the helmet kit several days ago along with some very nice accessories.
This is a GMH resin Fett helmet, and Seven sent along a set of machined aluminum
ear parts, including the RF stalk, a real Borden dental tool connector, and a real MQ-1
circuit board for the keyslot insert.
I began prepping the helmet by cutting out the visor area, trimming along the bottom
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I used some Bondo to fill the molded-in PrePro 2 damage and hit the helmet with a
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I cut down the Borden connector, and Dremeled out the detail that's molded in on
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Got the base green laid down over the Concrete on the rear panels. The panels
were stenciled, then masked with some Winsor & Newton masking fluid. This is
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After airbrushing, I go back with the same color and add the small darker splotches with
the same base green using a fine brush. My favorite size detail brush is a size 000 Model
Master brush. If you take care of these brushes, they'll last for a long time!
Adding the base color with a brush makes the color appear more dense, and it stands out
just enough over the airbrushed base to give it some contrast.
Now that this stage is complete I'll move on to the gray damage sections. These will be
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Not sure why we got hung up comparing Eagle VS Scat when all along it should be resolved with this Howards Track Smart 3.75 stroke 5.7 rod hole lighting crank.
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As said, heard about it, haven't seen it. Perhaps due to it, Eagle fixed the problem? There were a small number of Pontiac castings that "got out" with a rough thrust face. They caught and corrected it. They paid us to repair the ones we found. I KNOW Eagle does try to make things better all the time. As for Scat, well, the balance issue is very real. AND, when one calls a company to talk about a problem, condescention and arrogance are NOT how to win loyalty. One of the highest "ranking" people in Scat told me "SAE AND Sunnen are wrong" about a specific process. The details don't matter. I submit, SAE is THE "final authority" in certain areas, including the one in question. Sunnen supplies the best machine equipment on the planet and has the best trainers for that equipment. No. Scat was wrong.
The "steel" in the Eagle castings is quite different to grind than the factory nodular cranks. I'm NOT a metalurgist, but I can tell the difference in "sound" and finish. Based on the process, I prefer the factory nodulars for anything serious. The bigger-mained (3"-up) cast steel cranks seem to be okay up to 750 HP and about 7,500 RPM. We've used them in Fords and Pontiacs without incident. BBCs do NOT like them at higher revs.
The difference between iron and steel is the amount of carbon. Cast iron sees carbon as 2% by weight and higher. Steel sees carbon as 2% by weight or lower. Either can have alloying elements such as nickel, chrome, and other common and rare metals, but the presence of alloy elements doesn't change the base material from high carbon cast iron into lower carbon steel. So I don't really know what this 9000 stuff is. That's not to slam SCAT's 9000 series casting, we've built and run them and they prove to be pretty sturdy shafts for performance street and light/claimer competition.
But are they technially steel?
|Mr. P-Body
Funny, but this isn't the first time I've heard this about Eagle/Scat. I suppose it depends on what you build, and "how many". The majority of our experience has been with "un-Chevys" (we build about 30 engines per year, more than 1/2 are Pontiacs). We have, however, tried pretty much all the available stuff in the small block circle track applications. (If you wanna know what holds up and what doesn't, circle track is a GREAT "proving grounds"). The Chinese castings consistently "beat out" # 2 and 4 mains.
We have one case where an Eagle 461 "kit" was used in a 400 Pontiac. He put 751 1/4 mile passes and over 3K street miles on it. Consistently "finished" in the top 5 in points at two tracks over a 4 year period, turning 10.30s and .40s, 3.400 lb. '70 Firebird. The one time we tried a Scat 4.25" stroke, we couldn't balance it without adding weight to the leading edge of the counterweight (not good). Others have reported the same issues with the 383/400SB castings (9000 series).
We heard about quality issues with the Eagles, but have not seen them. In more than one case, where it was said the crank was "out", the crank was fine and the BLOCK was bad. This falls under the "chicken or the egg" question. Often, crankshafts get "blamed" for problems in an engine when the issues ly elsewhere, the crank being "caught up" in the wreck (so to speak).
IMO, if you have something that "works" for you, go ahead and use it. For those that aren't "in the business", sort this out best you can! Neither are "wrong", just different POVs.
|We found too many QC issues to suggest the use of Eagle products. And we only suggest selected Scat parts.
|Mr. P-Body
I stated quite clearly, the factory nodular cranks are superior to the cast steel. Like Bogie, I do this stuff for a living. The Chinese FORGINGS are better than the factory nodular, IF you choose a good one. We've seen LOTS of balance issues with Scat cranks. Not so many with Eagle. We too, buy them in "pieces". Seldom to kits have all the correct combination for optimum performance. We generally use different pistons and bearings than Eagle supplies. Their rods and cranks are as good or better than any.
RED FLAG! Crank kits may or may not be a good idea. For a pickup truck "to get down the road", they're usually okay. For any performance application, they can be a real roll of the dice. Companies like CRI (Crankshaft Rebuilders, Inc.) and "Standard" (East Coast remanufacturers) are perfectly willing to weld up a torn up journal on a cast crank. This is bad. A casting isn't receptive to welding like a forging. It changes the surface tension, a known "sore spot" in castings. If you find one that's 10/10 or 20/20 (.010" or .020" undersize on both mains and rods), you have a good chance it's not been welded. It shold be magnafluxed before being used in a performance engine. They also usually come with the cheapest bearings known to man. Not ALL Clevite bearings are the same. They have various "levels".
Bogie's description of "internal/external" is right on the money. For those that are still confused about just exactly WHAT IS BALANCING?, here:
All pistons are weighed. The lightest one is "matched" by removing material from the others. The rods are weighed, both "ends" and "static". Again, the "light" ones are found and the rest matched. A set of rings (1 piston's worth) is weighed. The rod bearing is weighed. The piston pin and locks (if so equipped). There are two specs: Rotating weight (rod bearing, "big end" of rod, 4 gr. oil) and reciprocating (piston, pin, locks, rings and "little end" of the rod) weight. For most V8s, 1/2 of the reciprocating weight and 100% of the rotating weight are used to calculate the "bob weight". A weight made up to match a PAIR of rod/piston assemblies is attached to each rod journal. If "external", the flywheel/flexplate and balancer are attached. The crankshaft is "spun" by a motor. There are sensors in the stand that detect the "heavy spot" at given RPM intervals. Material is removed or added until the triggers are not activated. If you've ever seen a tire balanced with a strobe light, exactly the same principle. This is a simplification, but accurate. Most modern machines are computer controlled.
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Read this article from Eagles website. It has all the infomation you want to know. Eagle Specialty Products, Inc.
I worked as a engine tester at the Tonn Chevy Plant when the 400's when being built. We would balance those engines in the test stand. We almost never rejected a engine because of the flexplate being out of balance. All the balancing was done with oz pins driven into the balancer. We didn't have a welder to add wt or change the wt to those flexplates. Where they balanced to race tolerances??. Certainly not.
I have read through this thread. My suggestion would for this O/P to take the block to a machine shop to have it checked to see if it needs to be line bored/honed. And as stated have the rods checked as well. Then have the block hot tanked,rifle brush cleaned,new soft plugs and cam bearings.
My Howards 383 crank states clearly on the side of the box any alterations to the crank,you then own it.
|I have and it would be much easier but i was under the impression that cast steel was stronger. And my famous question if i got the crank from napa do you think it would need to be balanced?
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Have you considered going to your local Napa store and order a remfd crank kit? It will be a Chevy nodular iron crank with bearings not some chinese cast steel.
|Thank you bogie. I think that is exactly what iv been waiting to read. Im gonna get that crank theres no need to get the whole assembly and im gonna drop off the crank flywheel and balancer at the local shop. Thanks for all your help
The kit you sight is internally balanced and will, therefore, require that you purchase a netural balanced flywheel and damper.
The raging argument about how well balanced is one revolving around how good is good enough. Some of these pre-balanced kits have been miles off. Sometimes this is the result of the manufacturer other times it's been the fault of the builder taking to much material from the rods or piston skirts in the pursuit of clearance. Frankly, I prefer SCAT to Eagle when it comes to budget bottom end parts and assemblies. But since you're dealing with Summit, they have a very good customer service reputation so I'd mentally lean on them with this provisio; if you have interference between the rods and cam or piston skirts DO NOT FIX IT. Call Summit and make arraingements to return it in the original packaging in a clean and unmolested state. That eliminates any argument over who did what and has blame. Grinding on the rods and or pistons will alter their weight destroying what ever level of balance they came with. Mayby not by much, but you don't want to get caught in "if you touched it, its yours".
One thing we see a lot of when sending parts to our balancer is that many things that are sold as balanced (including flywheels, flexplates, and dampers) are often well off any reasonable standard for a performance to competition level engine. So we do not even bother with pre-balanced kits. We procure things in pieces, make up assemblies, proceed to a mock-up build that trims parts if necessary, mark them as to where they go and who goes with whom, then have them balanced. This is tedious and adds some cost but the end result is a correctly balanced engine, whether that's spot on or over/under balanced by end use or customer desired requirement. For a mild performance street engine that doesn't go over about 6 grand of RPMs, spot on is the place to be no over/under balance games needed.
|I understand the external balance points with 400s and 383 as it is on a 4 speed trans and i had to buy that plate that bolts between the flywheel and crank. I understand that the balancers are different for the externally balanced 400 and all the other internally ballanced motors. The whole reason for trying to make it internally balanced is i do not like having to run that balance plate. I just dont understand why the add says its balanced and a couple fellas on here are saying send all the brand new stuff out to get balanced. If i have to send it ourmt to get balanced either way then theres no need for me to get a whole rotating assembly the only reason i said id get the assembly is because it states its balanced. I just donot know what to do. But i do not want to do it again
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This article discusses the arts, multimodality, and new technologies in English language arts. It then turns to the example of the illuminated text—a multimodal book report consisting of animated text, music, and images—to consider how art, multimodality, and technology can work together to support students' reading of literature and inspire their creativity. Illuminated texts are also discussed in terms of teaching considerations and alignment to Common Core State Standards. This project demonstrates that with new technologies come new possibilities for the arts and multimodality in English language arts.
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$ pacman -S xmonad # for the core package $ pacman -S xmonad-contrib # for the contrib package
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$ apt-get install xmonad # for the xmonad binary $ apt-get install libghc6-xmonad-dev # to allow configuration through xmonad.hs $ apt-get install libghc6-xmonad-contrib-dev # for all of the contrib modules
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