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Used 2019 ToyotaCamry LE Sedan
- Stock: A8540A
Vehicle Description
*Clean Carfax ONE OWNER vehicle*, 128 Point Safety Check Passed, Fully re-conditioned to showroom quality. Odometer is 16793 miles below market average! 28/39 City/Highway MPG
* 2019 KBB.com 10 Most Comfortable Cars Under $30,000 * 2019 KBB.com 10 Best Sedans Under $30,000 * 2019 KBB.com Best Resale Value Awards * 2019 KBB.com Brand Image Awards
- Odometer
- 4,139 miles
- Fuel Economy
- 28.0/39.0 mpg City/Hwy
- Exterior Color
- Gray
- Interior Color
- Black
- Body/Seating
- Sedan/5 seats
- Transmission
- 8 speed automatic
- Drivetrain
- front-wheel
- Engine
Highlighted Features
- Lane departure
- Distance pacing cruise control
- Emergency communication system
- Wireless phone connectivity
- Exterior parking camera rear
- Auto high-beam headlights
- Split folding rear seat
- Remote keyless entry
Detailed Specifications
- 1-touch down
- 1-touch up
- Air conditioning
- Distance pacing cruise control: Dynamic Radar Cruise Control (DRCC)
- Driver door bin
- Driver vanity mirror
- Emergency communication system: Safety Connect
- Front beverage holders
- Illuminated entry
- Overhead console
- Passenger door bin
- Passenger vanity mirror
- Power windows
- Rear beverage holders
- Rear door bins
- Remote keyless entry
- Speed control
- Telescoping steering wheel
- Tilt steering wheel
- Alloy wheels
- Four wheel independent suspension
- Front anti-roll bar
- Front tires: 215/55VR17.0
- Power steering
- Rear anti-roll bar
- Rear tires: 215/55VR17.0
- Speed-sensing steering
- Wheel size: 17"
- 1st row LCD monitors: 2
- Smart device integration
- Speakers: 6
- Steering wheel mounted audio controls
- Wireless phone connectivity: Bluetooth
- Front center armrest
- Front seats: bucket
- Max seating capacity: 5
- Power 2-way driver lumbar support
- Power driver seat
- Rear seat center armrest
- Rear seats: bench
- Split folding rear seat
- Cylinder configuration: I-4
- Drive type: front-wheel
- Engine liters: 2.5
- Engine location: front
- Fuel economy city: 28mpg
- Fuel economy combined: 32mpg
- Fuel economy highway: 39mpg
- Fuel tank capacity: 16.0gal.
- Horsepower: 203hp @ 6,600RPM
- Manual-shift auto
- Number of valves: 16
- Recommended fuel: Regular Unleaded
- Torque: 184 lb.-ft. @ 5,000RPM
- Transmission: 8 speed automatic
- Variable valve control
- Bumpers: body-color
- Door mirrors: body-color
- Power door mirrors
- Rear cargo: trunk
- Compression ratio: 13.00 to 1
- Curb weight: 1,495kg (3,296lbs)
- Engine bore x stroke: 87.4mm x 103.4mm (3.44" x 4.07")
- Engine displacement: 2.5 L
- Engine horsepower: 203hp @ 6,600RPM
- Engine torque: 184 lb.-ft. @ 5,000RPM
- Exterior body width: 1,839mm (72.4")
- Exterior height: 1,445mm (56.9")
- Exterior length: 4,879mm (192.1")
- Front hiproom: 1,407mm (55.4")
- Front legroom: 1,069mm (42.1")
- Front shoulder room: 1,466mm (57.7")
- Interior cargo volume: 428 L (15 cu.ft.)
- Interior maximum cargo volume: 428 L (15 cu.ft.)
- Payload: 420kg (925lbs)
- Rear headroom: 965mm (38.0")
- Rear hiproom: 1,389mm (54.7")
- Rear legroom: 965mm (38.0")
- Rear shoulder room: 1,415mm (55.7")
- Turning radius: 5.7m (18.7')
- Wheelbase: 2,824mm (111.2")
- Auto high-beam headlights
- Delay-off headlights
- Display: analog
- Exterior parking camera rear
- Forward collision: Toyota Safety Sense P mitigation
- Front reading lights
- Fully automatic headlights
- Lane departure: Lane Departure Alert (LDA) w/Steering Assist active
- Low tire pressure warning
- Outside temperature display
- Rear reading lights
- Rear window defroster
- Tachometer
- Trip computer
- Variably intermittent wipers
- 4 wheel disc brakes
- ABS brakes
- Brake assist
- Dual front impact airbags
- Dual front side impact airbags
- Electronic stability
- Ignition disable
- Knee airbag
- Occupant sensing airbag
- Overhead airbag
- Panic alarm
- Rear side impact airbag
- Security system
- Traction control
KBB.com Consumer Reviews
- 2.0
Would not but this car now.
By Matt on Friday, January 25, 2019Love Toyota. This is my 2nd Camry SE. Got it a 16% off MSRP. No complaints about price and value. HOWEVER, I regret buying this car until Toyota fixes its many flaws. Seriously -- Stop now and do not buy this car. Road noise (in PA) is awful. Technology is unexpectedly terrible: Dash controls actually are worse than last generation's (don't promote that engineer!) and the apps are way worse than you'd expect from a world class company: Really, really terrible. Camry SE performs great on the road but feels every -- and I mean every -- bump in the road. Why would you do that? (Actually, handling reminds me or my 1985 Porsche 911 -- where you turn the wheel and the car turns without delay....) Love to drive this car but Toyota, which sells millions of Camrys each year, could make the current Camry really, really special. Without a doubt, do not but this car until Toyota improves the dash controls (i.e. heat, a/c...), the smartphone technology/integration, and the ride dynamics of the current Camry. Looks great, needs improvement to be a world class car.
- 3.0
Good car, low ground clearance. Useless navigation
By Ken on Monday, July 22, 2019If you live where frost heaves show up in the winter and early spring be careful. The Camry has low ground clearance. The navigation system is only good for raising your stress and aggravation level. After using it for a while I removed the app from my phone and bought a garmin system. Toyota ripped of the consumer with a useless navigation system. Something I will remember when trading in the Toyota for a new car,
- 5.0
I love my XSE 2019 Camry with Red Leather Interior
By Elliott on Tuesday, February 12, 2019I cant say a bad thing about my Camry. Everything about it is amazing; the safety, the styling, the technology. I can't believe it's fully equipped with a Lane Departure Alert, Adaptive Cruise Control, Automatic High Beams, Pre-Collision System (which has saved me twice! It braked for me when I looked away and cars stopped randomly in front of me), and blind spot monitor as well!
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At Sullivan Brothers Toyota, we sell an impressive inventory of new Toyota cars, trucks, minivans and SUVs to drivers from all over the South Shore, Cape Cod and beyond. Our Toyota dealership near Plymouth, MA, stocks the most popular new Toyota models, granting you access to high-quality vehicles at compelling prices. Come test-drive a new Toyota Corolla or Camry sedan if you're looking for a commuter car, or opt for a Toyota Sienna if you need a spacious minivan for the whole family. We sell Toyota RAV4 and Highlander SUVs for those who value versatility, as well as Toyota Tacoma and Tundra trucks for drivers who need tough and powerful rides. Schedule a test-drive at our Toyota dealership today, then come work with our finance team and purchase or lease the right new Toyota for you.*The advertised price does not include sales tax, vehicle registration fees, finance charges, and any other fees required by law. Any pricing subject to bank fees. Price excludes $499 documentation fee.
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Surprisingly good quality and compatibility considering the price.
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5 months ago
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This is a great wee case, fits full sized graphics cards, rad etc for gaming rigs. The build quality is great and design/layout is ideal for any setup.
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8 months ago
Nice small case with good hidden wiring, no sharp edges and takes full size PSU. Minor criticisms are it's very light with plastic feet so when you plug in a USB stick the case moves on the desk so you have to hold it down. The metal is thin but well constructed. Space for two 120mm fans in the removable sides and two 80mm in the rear. For my needs the CDRom is on the wrong side as the case sits on the left side of my desk, so when the drawer opens the top is away from me. You can't fit the drive the other way round and also there is no facility for a card readerso I have a flat multi one that's stuck on the side and plugs in front USB.
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9 months ago
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Overall quality is not fantastic but certainly not poor. The sheet steel used to make this case is quite thin and will warp or dent easy if impacted/dropped. All edges, internal and external, are smooth and have chamfers. The finish on the case is excellent. My case arrived with the AvP logo badge on the front fascia at an angle and not straight. Looks like someone stuck it there in a hurry, probably on a Friday afternoon at 4:59pm! Reason why I've given it a 4 star quality rating is because of the missing SSD rail and the wonky case badge.
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Think back to your childhood, when a pool was just a pool. Chlorine simply kept the water clean, tasted funny and burned your eyes as you searched for sunken toys and treasures. If you happened to get itchy and irritated from it, it was a sacrifice you willingly made to enjoy a day at the pool. But in this new world, where new items promise healthier and softer skin each day, you know we had to go and a make a pool that did too. So, what are the real differences between a saltwater and a standard pool?
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Welcome everybody to another episode of Whitetail Rendezvous. Today, we're very fortunate to have a lady that's making a difference in the outdoor world. Specifically, I want to introduce Marti Davis Afield, a columnist at Women's Outdoor News.com, and she's going to-, her own website is going to be up at Marti Davis Afield. Marti Davis, welcome to Whitetail Rendezvous.
Marti: Thanks for having me.
Interviewer: Let's talk about you in the outdoors, Women's Outdoor News, and your up-and-coming new blog and website. So let's talk about Marti Davis first, and hunting tradition.
Marti: Okay. Well, I actually got a late start in it. Back in my mid-20s- a little over 15 years ago – Jimmy, my husband who is an avid outdoorsman also, introduced me to deer hunting and at times since then he's probably questioned his sanity or mine. But he introduced me to deer hunting and it just snowballed from there and it's, you know, deer hunting is . . . it's all my passion, the outdoors and all type of things is my passion but deer hunting is my favorite.
Interviewer: And, who taught you how to hunt, or who instilled the tradition to hunt? That's a better way to ask the question.
Marti: Okay, several people. You know, like I said Jimmy my husband he was the first one to take me, but I grew up in a hunting family. My dad and my brother both hunted as I was growing up and when I started hunting, they started helping me also, teaching me. Friends and mentors along the way, Brenda Valentine was very instrumental in helping me. I went to the Women's Outdoor program at the local Bass Pro Shops years ago and took an archery class from her and that next week I was buying a bow and that next year I was bow hunting. So, it's lots of people. Family. Friends. Just good people that are willing to help a new hunter out and since then, I figure turn about's fair play. So, I do what I can to help new hunters, youth hunters, anybody that's interested in listening to me.
Interviewer: Talk to us about your column in Women's Outdoor News.
Marti: I've been a columnist for Women's Outdoor News for several years now, and it started out originally as the Marti Moment and then we changed it to Marti Davis Afield, and recently we've been doing some ask Marti columns where readers can send in a question and I'll answer them and write about them. There's viewer views, just my personal experience with products, my personal experiences from the field, and just sharing them with the readers.
interviewer: Just in a synopsis, of ladies or women looking at hunting or they're already in hunting that are asking your questions, or asking you questions?
Marti: I'd say some of each. Some of its new and it's not just hunting it's also shooting and personal protection. Some recent column's question we had was they wanted to get a handgun, but they didn't know which way to even start. And then there's people maybe be hunting for several years and, "What do you think about this?" And just try to share, and I think every time I go out in the woods, every time I go on a hunt, I learn something. It's an ongoing education.
Interviewer: Yes it is. When I go silent, I'm taking notes. If you had a group of women in front of you that had thought about hunting, had limited exposure to it, but they came to hear what you had to say to help them get into the game, what are the five things that you would tell them right off the bat that are kind of, "Here's five things that if you can handle this or you can do that, then you're well on your way."
Marti: Okay, five things for new women that want to get into hunting. Number one . . .
Interviewer: Yes . . . go ahead.
Marti: Number one, get equipment that fits you. You know guns, bows, those aren't always hand-me-down items, unless they fit you right. If you don't have the proper equipment you may not be comfortable out there. Somebody gives you – say you want to go deer hunting, rifle hunting – and they hand you a 7 mm – yes, it'll get the job done. You may not enjoy it, it's gonna kick pretty good. Get something that fits you. Get the right gear for you. Same as the clothing. You know there's more and more clothing lines making camo clothing and hunting clothing for ladies that are cut to fit them. The more comfortable we are, the more comfortable we be out in the woods, the longer we'll be able to sit out there and be comfortable, and have more opportunities to see game and get shot opportunities. Explore possible classes to attend, such as women in the outdoors beyond… women in the outdoors programs through the National Wild Turkey Federation are great – that's how I learned a lot of things when I first started hunting, was attending those classes. Your local state conservation or DNRs, a lot of those have women's programs for new hunters and new shooters, so explore those programs. Get a mentor, whether it's a family member or a friend, and just shadow them and learn what you can from them. And then, patience. Patience is key with hunting. Don't give up too quick.
Interviewer: Let's go back and talk about a mentor. There might be some listeners that say, "Wait a minute, my family never hunted, and where I work there's no ladies that hunt." What suggestions would you have for that person?
Marti: With the Internet and the websites with forums and Facebook and Facebook groups, you have to be wary of who you trust on there, but you can get on some of those sites and find some other ladies that would be willing to work with you and mentor you, and guide you along the way. But that would be some great places to find like-minded ladies that are willing to help you.
Interviewer: Does Women's Outdoor News have any specific areas – you just said Ask Marti. So if a lady came to you and said, "Hey, I live in X, it's in the suburbs, I really want to hunt," and she lives in Ohio. What would you tell her?
Marti: I would try, if I didn't have somebody that I knew of associated with WomensOutdoorNews.com, I would try and get online and find some good local organizations to match her up with. The columnists and the ladies involved with women's outdoor news are from all over the U.S., so there's a good chance we might have somebody in that area and if we don't, well there's lots of avenues we can search for somebody that would be willing to help her.
Interviewer: Let's talk about how you personally are in Women's Outdoor News is working with the youth to get them away from their devices and into the outdoors.
Marti: Well me personally, I have a nephew and a niece. Actually I have two nieces and a nephew, and my nephew is totally into hunting. He does the gaming and the airsoft guns and stuff like that but he's really into hunting, so he's the easy one. My niece, my youngest niece, she is all about shopping and fashion and watching her videos and playing some games and stuff. But we don't pressure her, but we give her the opportunity every chance we can, and a while back, Barb actually had our publisher from [inaudible 00:09:41] actually had a rifle loop, met a girl 22 single-shot rifle she needed to use to test out for her. And I offered it to Sarah, and I told her it was a pink camo rifle. And when I showed her a picture of it and she says, "Yeah, I'd like to try that." So just give them the opportunity. You don't want to force it on them. You don't want to take them out there and keep them out there too long, but you want to give them those opportunities, and give them the chances and one day they might just say, "Yeah I'd like to try that, and just get the ball rolling."
Interviewer: Let's talk about the single moms out there. And they really want to try something new. We talked already about some ladies have shared that hunting empowers them. What advice would you give to a single mom that really wants to get into the outdoors?
Marti: I know our local Missouri conservation department has a program that's not just for women, it's for families. And a lot of these are single parent homes and single mom homes, and we see a lot of them bringing their kids to those type of events where they all can learn together. They can get exposed together to these outdoor activities. Hunting, even eating wild game, trying it for the first time. And programs like that are great for single parents, single moms, with kids and trying to get them into the outdoors and get them out of the house and more active.
Interviewer: Let's talk about whitetails, and what's your favorite seasons and your favorite weapon – a bow or a rifle?
Marti: When it comes to deer hunting, whichever season is open is my favorite. If I had to pick one, if I had to pick just one though it would be the muzzleloader season over in Southern Illinois. And I'm Southwest Missouri gal, born and raised and I love hunting around here too, but the deer in Southern Illinois – the quantity is higher over there, the quality is much higher over there due to the fact that they've got crop fields too. They're not surviving on just acorns and the grasses and stuff we have around here in Southwest Missouri. I've been hunting over in Southern Illinois for oh, eight or nine years now, and that's what I save my vacation for is those muzzleloader hunts in early and mid-December over in Illinois.
Interviewer: What kind of muzzleloader? Let's talk about what gear you use for muzzleloading whitetails.
Marti: Yeah. Mossy Oak camouflage. When it comes to my muzzleloader, I have a Thompson/Center. Actually I have three Thompson/Center muzzleloaders. The pro hunter encore is the one that's most versatile, of course. I've got muzzleloader barrel for it. I've got center-fire rifle barrels for it. I've got a 12-gauge turkey barrel for it. And it's just very versatile. A it's little bit lighter than some of the other muzzle loaders and such since it's got break action. But Thompson/Center muzzleloaders are my favorite. Moultrie trail cameras are what I like to use to keep the tabs on, help do my scouting for me. I make two or three trips over the Illinois before the season and get cameras out over there and go over and check them and stuff to see what's going on while I'm not there. And Bushnell optics . . .
Interviewer: How about your optics?
Marti: And then Bushnell optics are what I use on all my rifles and my binoculars and my range-finder.
Interviewer: Foot gear?
Marti: As far as foot gear, I like especially December in Illinois – it can kind of fall and winter in South Missouri can be pretty sizzle. It can be sweating one day and freezing temperatures the next, but muck boots are my go-to boots for over there because when we're hunting creek bottoms like to flood out, so I typically wear my muck boots over there. When I go to a hiker, then I like to use the LOWA hiking boots. They're very comfortable, no break-in period on them.
Interviewer: You use ground blinds? Tree stands? Climbers?
Marti: Yes.
interviewer: All the above, huh?
Marti: Yes, yes. Yeah, yeah. But typically I hunt out of either ladder stand or ground blind, or we've got a bunch of elevated shoot houses over on the farm in Illinois. But I've just kind of gotten away from hang-on stands just because well number one the ladder stands are more comfortable and they're easier to get into. A few years back I actually had a tree stand accident. I was getting ready to climb out of a stand and it had been misting rain all day and I was doing one of the things you're not supposed to do, which was climbing on limbs and that first step out – it was on a cedar tree and it had been misting rain – that cedar tree was slick and the first step out, it's like I stepped on a sheet of ice. And unfortunately I fell about 15 feet and broke my back, but fortunately it wasn't worse than that.
Interviewer: Wow.
Marti: And I used slip and fall protection, but like most tree stand accidents it's either happening when you're getting in or getting out, and it can happen in a split second.
Interviewer: Will you just repeat that for all our listeners, please?
Marti: The whole story, or the hunter safety?
Interviewer: No, just the safety.
Marti: Yeah. Yeah, when I hunt from a stand I always wear a hunter safety system vest, but like most tree stand accidents most of them happen either when you're climbing into the stand or climbing out of the stand. There is an item called a life line that you can hook to and be connected to it while you're getting in and out of your stand. It keeps you completely safe as soon as you step off the ground.
Interviewer: So listeners, if you're not using a safety system, then you're rolling the dice. It's that simple.
Marti: Absolutely. One in three hunters . . .
Interviewer: You're rolling the dice.
Marti: . . . will have a tree stand accident.
Interviewer: And unfortunately, and Marti can give you the numbers, people do die or become paralyzed, or lose their ability to hunt. And, I don't want anybody in the whitetail community ever think that, "Gee, somebody should have told me that." Well, we just did.
Marti: It can happen to you.
Interviewer: Well I'm glad you're bouncing back, or have bounced back.
Marti: Oh yeah.
Interviewer: Let's talk about your land in Southern Illinois. Do you own that or is it a lease piece?
Marti: It's actually some, it's family that I've become friends with. Guy that he owns, oh I forget how many acres it is now but I know there's over 30,000 acres over there. And I got to know them from going over there and I just keep going back. They treat me like family. I do what I can to help them when I'm there, and it's a great family that I got to know and they're very generous and let me keep coming back.
Interviewer: Everybody who's listening, she has been able to get on private land, Southern Illinois because, how many years ago, you approached the people or got to know them?
Marti: Eight or nine years ago.
Interviewer: So, let's talk about eight or nine years ago, and how that all came to be.
Marti: I'd actually purchased a hunt through an outfitter over there, and the guy that was running that outfitting business – his brother owns this farm. And I got to know him and he introduced me to his brother. You've got to treat your landowner's land like it's yours. You go in there, and if a gate's closed when you go through it, close it behind you. Do what you can to help them out. I was over there last week turkey hunting. They're right in the middle of planting season – they are running daylight to dark. When I come out of the field from hunting, I'd ask them if they needed anything – if they needed shuttled around to tractors, shuttled around from one field to another, a tire taken and gotten . . . they have a flat tire, I take it and run it to town, get it fixed for them. Just do what you can to help them out, and treat the land like you would want it to be treated if it was yours.
Interviewer: So many times, we expect to walk up to a door on a farm, say, "Hey, can we go hunting today?" and more and more across the west, across the mid-west, across the south, people are going, "No."
Marti: Yeah, that's not the way to go about it.
Interviewer: What's the best way to go about it, Marti [inaudible 20:16]?
Marti: I actually did an article on this a couple years ago. Don't wait until season's here to go up and knock on doors. Do your homework ahead of time. Don't show up at dinner time. When you do show up, make sure your appearance is nice. I'm not saying dressed up, but I'm saying don't show up in your work clothes or your hunting clothes all covered with blood or whatever. But do your homework ahead of time and go and visit these people ahead of time and be cautious about what time you're showing up there. Make sure it's not at lunch time, make sure it's not at dinner time. And offer to do some work for them in exchange for hunting on their property. Common courtesy goes a long way.
Interviewer: Anything else?
Marti: If you're not sure if the place is just trying to figure out . . . If you're not sure who owns the property, get on your assessor's website and a lot of that information can be found online these days like who owns which property, and how to get in touch with them. Another good source is, if you know that the area you're wanting to try and get permission to hunt or you're trying to find a location near you check with your mail carriers. They see a lot of wildlife activity and know which areas are more abundant with wildlife. And who the homeowners might be and they might be able to help you get in touch with them.
Interviewer: That's good, I like that. I did that once in Buffalo county and it worked out real well. Let's talk about you just got a hundred acres, new hundred acres, it's all yours.
Marti: No [chuckles].
Interviewer: You just got it yesterday. You just got it yesterday. So what are you going to do between now and hunting season?
Marti: Well, first thing I would do is, I've already made a connection with the landowner. First thing I'd want to do is get their observations. Find out from them what they've seen in years past during hunting seasons. I think that'd be my number one step.
Number two, I'm going to get an aerial, topographic map of the property. And then after that, I'm going to go walk that property, and the feel of it and locate the heavily traveled game trails. So then number four would put me at marking those trails on that map and marking the trails as they're going from the timber and bedding areas out into the fields and feeding areas. And then I'm going to put some trail cameras on some of those, so I can see what's actually going on on those trails – if they're actually currently using them, what kind of wildlife population we have on the property. After that, I'd probably get my local conservation department, either a biologist's annual that's good to have around here. We have what's called a private land specialist. And talk to them about if they know what the hunting pressure is in the area, and they'll more than likely know, and then what the population is in the area and where the doe and buck ratio is at for that area.
After that, I'm going to look doing some food plots. Whether they've got some existing plots that need maintenance or if I need to go and put some in. And then while I'm doing that, I'm also going to have designate sanctuary areas – areas that you just, you've got to give them their sanctuary areas you just do not set foot in unless you're either retrieving a deer out of there that you've shot, or the only other time I go in the sanctuary areas is in antler shed hunting season. Mid to late February, looking for antlers. Other than that, I stay out of those sanctuaries. After I get the food plots worked, then we're getting into pre-season scouting. And then after I get some scouting done I'm gonna locate where I'm gonna put those tree stand and those blinds. And then to finish last, number ten would be start trimming those shooting lanes and start getting those stand sites ready for hunting season.
Interviewer: Would you possibly not hunt the land the first time, the first year? You just got it today. You just bought it today. Would you consider not hunting it next year?
Marti: I would probably hunt, but I might be particular on what I would take. I may not shoot anything.
Interviewer: So what age class would be – I'll take it if it's four and a half years old, or I'll take it if it's three and a half years old, or ten point, I'll shoot that. Is there any . . . ?
Marti: That would depend on where the property was. If it's here in Southwest Missouri, three and a half year old is getting shot, more than likely. Because neighbor next door is shooting a two and a half year old, or even a year and a half year old. But Southern Illinois, yeah four and a half, five and a half, yeah more mature deer over there.
Interviewer: Are you involved with QDMA local chapters or the organization itself?
Marti: I am a QDMA member, and I take their magazine and I try to practice QDMA. This property that I hunt here at Willard, which Willard is not known for big bucks, or even lots of deer. I haven't shot a buck off it in six or seven years. So yeah, I have my own QDMA standards. It depends on whether we're talking about here, or whether we're talking about Southern Illinois where there's bigger deer. But yeah, we practice QDMA a lot on the farm in Illinois. There's a lot of does on that farm over there, and unfortunately Illinois changed their regulations on their doe seasons last year and actually got rid of them for Southern Illinois. And we usually have a doe weekend in January, where we go and we fill a bunch of doe tags, and fill our freezers, friend's freezers, needy families in the area over there, because yes, we do have so many does on that farm.
Interviewer: Running up on the time that you get to promote, to talk about your upcoming new website and what you're going to be doing there, how do people get hold of you. So you got the mic for a couple minutes, so it's an open mic Marti, and please share with our listeners those things you want to share.
Marti: Okay. Thank you. Yes, I do have my own website which will be MartiDavisAfield.com that's M-A-R-T-I Davis Afield dot com. And that hopefully will be up and running within the next month. It's just going to have some of my photographs, some of my outdoor photographs, some of my trophy photos on it, a blog every now and then. It'll also have links to my columns at the WomensOutDoornews.com, and it'll have a way to contact me on there also.
In the meantime, they can contact me at my email address: Marti, M-A-R-T-I, Davis, D-A-V-I-S, 72, at Gmail dot com. Of course, any lady out there interested in the outdoors needs to go to WomensOutdoorNews.com, check us out there. We have columns about shooting, personal protection, hunting, fishing, adventure, outdoor lifestyle, lots of good information, lots of good columnists over there at the line.
Some of the sponsors that I have and really appreciate are Mossy Oak, Winchester Ammunition, Moultrie, Woolex, Clip-a-rack [SP], that's a great product there especially since, I got that the year after I broke my back. It'll actually attach to the front of a four wheeler or a side by side UTV and it'll lift a deer or hog or whatever off the ground for you. That's a great product there. But all those companies I listed, I use their products, I trust their products otherwise I wouldn't endorse them. And I appreciate you having me on the show, and like I said folks, if you have any questions shoot me an email, go to the Women's Outdoor News website, go to my website coming up and we'll be happy to answer any questions we can.
Interviewer: Marti Davis, thank you so much for being part of the Whitetail Rendezvous community. You bring forth a lot of wisdom, a lot of knowledge that I hope our listeners – men or women – will sense that the tradition of hunting runs deep in this country, and certainly runs deep in Marti Davis. So Marti, again thank you for being on the show.
Marti: You're welcome. Thanks for having me.


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- This topic has 19 replies, 5 voices, and was last updated 6 years, 4 months ago by Tom Foster.
17 October 2013 at 11:19 am #38714AnonymousInactive
I'm afraid I will have to give up on this as no matter what info/data I put forward people with initials after their name always seem to disagree with hard fact. What I have found here in the UK is that you've recently gone from having no insulation in your reg's to trying teaching the world how to build efficiently, with no data to back it up but an awful lot of extraordinary misses on design and actual performance.
I will ask again of anyone, show me a system that can outperform an icf and I will switch.18 October 2013 at 6:30 pm #38715Tom FosterParticipant
Sounds like you have something to prove – that you're more right. That makes you turn down the offer of an interesting discussion that could bring understanding. You said '23hrs' as if it's an important virtue – I'd like to know how that's a good number. Any idea?30 October 2013 at 1:22 pm #38716David OlivierParticipant
North America has differences from northern Europe. Many well-known cities in the NE USA are 10-15 degrees nearer the equator than English cities. Blue skies are more common in winter than they are in N W Europe.
This winter insolation makes a huge difference to the heat consumption for a given set of U-values, air leakage and for a given level of thermal capacity (assuming south-facing glazing).
Also the difference in energy performance between heavy and light construction increases (heavy consumes less) as one moves nearer the equator and/or to a climate with more moderate outside temperatures. Louisville, Ky. has a mean annual temperature of 14.6 degC it seems. Southern England averages about 9.5 degC. Big difference.
I don't think the UK has ever tried to teach the rest of the world to build well. That would be rash, given where Canada or Sweden had got to by 40 years ago.
I too find the UK treatment of thermal mass simplistic. I'm writing a book which may help rectify this.30 October 2013 at 1:45 pm #38717AnonymousInactive
The BRE may disagree with you as I know from the "discussions" I've had with some of them. My point has always been about performance and data as the examples I posted show.15 November 2013 at 10:28 am #38718Tom FosterParticipant
treatment of thermal mass … I'm writing a book which may help rectify this.
I'll look forward to that!
North America has differences from northern Europe. Many well-known cities in the NE USA are 10-15 degrees nearer the equator than English cities. Blue skies are more common in winter than they are in N W Europe.
According to WUFI data, Seattle (cold year) seems to be not unlike Oostende, which in turn is a slightly tough climate applicable to southern England. Main difference is Seattle's wind is from SSE, Oostende's from SW.
Southern Scandinavian weather may similarly do for N Britain.
No other European or US/Canadian weather (e.g. not Vancouver) in WUFI comes close. I note this because meanie UK and Irish met offices won't release 'free' climate data for issue with WUFI, unlike all of Europe, US, Canada, and rest of world.
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It is 8:30pm in China. Time to review today's Taobaomas haul. Taobao recently started taking foreign debit and credit cards, so for the first time I feel fully Taobao-enabled.
Today we have another load of food imports. Hope thus isn't annoying you too much, I just want to show the variety, price, and speed that stuff comes when you're in China. All the food will be used for a 'Western Food Party' for local hackers and our manufacturers and suppliers this Friday.
First up two types of beef jerky from Mongolia. Super beefy, not at all what I expected. More below.
Parmesan cheese 500g for $8. To go with the Turkish paprika paste in a pressure cooker risotto.
Flour tortillas today. For the texmex aspect of food night. 24 for $2.50.
Swiss emmental cheese for the deli slicer and and accompanying deli meat selection to be delivered later in the week. Packed with ice pack in cardboard, 500g $6.
Bacon Velveeta shells and cheese? Shells-yeah! This one accidentally became lunch. Super expensive at $9 a box.
Surprisingly enough we couldn't find plain Velveeta bricks on Taobao for home style Mac and Cheese, but it's easy to bring in from Hong Kong.
Tomorrow hopefully some deli meat logs and a delicious ESP8266 dev board.


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As part of the job, woodworkers prepare and operate saws, drill presses, routers, sanders, lathes, shapers, milling machines, and planers. Often using a template, woodworkers measure and verify dimensions, cut, and shape wooden parts. Woodworkers stain or coat the wood products with sealers and topcoats, such as varnish and lacquer. But, they also often install hardware, fit electrical components and specialty products, such as metal trims and glass.
Working with reclaimed wood is a savvy use of resources, and the material's country appeal is undeniable. With just a saw and a small drill, you can reuse old fencing to make these simple woodworking projects: picket-inspired picture frames. Finish them off by hot-gluing clothespins or bulldog clips to hang your prints. Here's a step-by-step guide.
It has a narrow and tapered blade, usually pointed at the end. A compass saw typically has about 8-10 teeth per inch, which can go up to 20 teeth per inch if you are cutting harder materials. A compass saw comes with a pistol grip, which is best suited if you are working in confined places. The pointed end helps you penetrate soft materials without requiring a pilot hole.
For an artisanal look, you can use woodworking hand tools. These are easy to use, lightweight and require no batteries or power cords to operate. Many hand tools are covered by multi-year or even lifetime warranties for extra protection and value. Set up your pieces with the most expertly crafted woodworking hardware, such as hinges, pulls and knobs to create a final product that you can give as a gift, sell or just display proudly.
My hands-down favorite thing to do is develop the process for manufacturing a new product. This involves figuring out how to design a product so that it's not only durable and functional, but also economical to build. Then all the jigs, fixtures and CNC programs have to be created and tested until the whole process is running smoothly. Up to now, the most challenging project has been our line of wooden sunglasses which were developed for a specific client. We spent hundreds of hours just figuring out how to build the first pair then hundreds more hours refining the process until they became profitable.
Although all of these components in your new or remodeled home are built by carpenters who specialize in building things with wood, a general contractor typically oversees construction of the entire house. If the general contractor is also a carpenter skilled in all these areas, they may well construct your entire home. More often, the general contractor subcontracts out the various building stages to different individuals, including carpenters.
Some of our readers prefer watching a video tutorial instead of heaving a written tutorial. For those readers, we are including a YouTube video tutorial for this project, Although, these are two a few different designs in both of the tutorials, but both of them help you in a better way to build two awesome wooden coat rack. You can find the video tutorial in the link below.
The fourth most important basic handheld power tool every beginner should buy is a random orbital sander. While palm sanders are less expensive and can use plain sandpaper (cut into one-fourth sections), the random orbital version uses hook-and-loop fastened sanding disks, and doesn't sand in patterns, using instead a random sanding motion. This will motion will serve to reduce the chance that any sanding marks may appear on the stock due to the sanding. Of course, be certain that your local woodworking supplier has sanding disks readily available in a number of grits to fit the model that you choose, as the key to proper sanding is to use progressively finer grits as you sand to reduce or remove any marks that are left behind from the previous sanding.
As soon as I came across this tutorial, I didn't wait any longer to start building one. Some of the items you need for this project are hardwood plywood, saw, glue, nails, drilling machine, etc. The video is very easy to follow for anyone with basic woodworking knowledge and experience. The first source link also includes a step by step procedure in plain English for those, who are not comfortable enough with the video tutorial.
Although the term "woodworker" may evoke the image of a craftsman who builds ornate furniture using hand tools, the modern woodworking trade is highly technical and relies on advanced equipment and highly skilled operators. Workers use automated machinery, such as computerized numerical control (CNC) machines, to do much of the work. Even specialized artisans generally use a variety of power tools in their work. Much of the work is done in a high-production assembly line facility, but there is also some work that is customized and does not lend itself to being made in an assembly line.
Hardwoods are separated into two categories, temperate and tropical hardwoods, depending on their origin. Temperate hardwoods are found in the regions between the tropics and poles, and are of particular interest to wood workers for their cost-effective aesthetic appeal and sustainable sources.[9] Tropical hardwoods are found within the equatorial belt, including Africa, Asia, and South America. Hardwoods flaunt a higher density, around 65lb/cu ft as a result of slower growing rates and is more stable when drying.[9] As a result of its high density, hardwoods are typically heavier than softwoods but can also be more brittle.[9] While there are an abundant number of hardwood species, only 200 are common enough and pliable enough to be used for woodworking.[11] Hardwoods have a wide variety of properties, making it easy to find a hardwood to suit nearly any purpose, but they are especially suitable for outdoor use due to their strength and resilience to rot and decay.[9] The coloring of hardwoods ranges from light to very dark, making it especially versatile for aesthetic purposes. However, because hardwoods are more closely grained, they are typically harder to work than softwoods. They are also harder to acquire in the United States and, as a result, are more expensive.[9]
In our bedrooms, one furniture piece, often looked amazing and elegant, which always stands by our side, and always ready to store our favorite books, and other tiny things, and a super elegant piece that cannot be replaced at any cost: our nightstand, a simply amazing section. The nightstand can be easy and cheap to create with some wood pallets. In this DIY project, we are presenting you an idea to build a nightstand with having some pallets.
Hardwoods, botanically known as angiosperms, are deciduous and shed their leaves annually with temperature changes.[8] Softwoods come from trees botanically known as gymnosperms, which are coniferous, cone-bearing, and stay green year round.[8] Although a general pattern, softwoods are not necessarily always "softer" than hardwoods, and vice versa.[9]
With its thin blade and tall frame, the coping saw is adept at cutting curves. It was used in the past to cope molding to get perfect miters. But I use it when cutting dovetails. I was taught to chop out all of the waste with a chisel-a tedious job. When I tried sawing out the waste with a coping saw, it was a watershed moment for me and I'll never go back. You don't need a superexpensive frame, but don't go with a hardware store cheapy, either. I spent about $20 on mine and it's easy to tighten and adjust the blade. The handle is comfortable, too. As for blades, get ones with a fine cut. They cut slower, which means the saw is less likely to jump the kerf at the end of the cut and damage the tail or pin.
With the advances in modern technology and the demands of industry, woodwork as a field has changed. The development of Computer Numeric Controlled (CNC) Machines, for example, has made us able to mass-produce and reproduce products faster, with less waste, and often more complex in design than ever before. CNC Routers can carve complicated and highly detailed shapes into flat stock, to create signs or art. Rechargeable power tools speed up creation of many projects and require much less body strength than in the past, for example when boring multiple holes. Skilled fine woodworking, however, remains a craft pursued by many. There remains demand for hand crafted work such as furniture and arts, however with rate and cost of production, the cost for consumers is much higher.
Woodworking power tools include various saws for cutting the wood to size and drills for creating holes. Sand pieces down to the finish you want before you sand with portable sanders. Use drivers to install woodworking fasteners for a durable final piece. Cleverly designed rotary tools feature removable bits that can drill, drive, sand, cut and more, so you can use a single tool to accomplish virtually every task of your project. For a production-level project, nail guns can save you hours or even days depending on the work involved.
Just make sure to use non-toxic wood and non-toxic finishes like Raw Linseed Oil or Carnauba Wax so that dangerous chemicals from other woods and finishes doesn't contaminate the food that goes onto the cutting board. You can also opt to include an indent for the knife, so the chef can put the knife into the cutting board when the knife is not currently in use.
Whether you are a DIY home maintenance enthusiast or a professional tradesman, the Irwin Tools hand saw is the only saw you will ever need. A super fast cutting tool, the Irwin Tools Universal hand saw will have you powering through all sorts of cutting-related tasks from detailed woodworking, carpentry or general DIY maintenance and its compact blade means it is easy to use in tight spots.
Bandsaws provide a unique capability to create large scale, curvaceous compound cuts. Just think of the capabilities that this provides for projects such as a cabriole leg, duck decoy, spatula, etc. The possibilities for three dimensional shaping are virtually endless with a bandsaw! This cool process can actually be performed using two dimensional patterns that
Wall-mounted or placed on a table or countertop, this handsome display cabinet is the perfect way to share any collection while keeping it clean and protected at the same time. Featuring tempered glass doors and three shelves, the cabinet's design calls for all straight cuts and straightforward construction techniques (simple cut-outs give the effect of
As soon as I came across this tutorial, I didn't wait any longer to start building one. Some of the items you need for this project are hardwood plywood, saw, glue, nails, drilling machine, etc. The video is very easy to follow for anyone with basic woodworking knowledge and experience. The first source link also includes a step by step procedure in plain English for those, who are not comfortable enough with the video tutorial.
After seeing this list of easy woodworking projects with step-by-step instructions, crafting projects made with wood isn't actually hard to start. If you have some wood, the proper hand tools, and a little know-how, for sure you can build one or twenty-two of these wooden project plans. They are the perfect stylish additions to your home and you will now have a collection which you can be proud of as your very own work. From planters to a picnic table, name it and you can build it!
It has a narrow and tapered blade, usually pointed at the end. A compass saw typically has about 8-10 teeth per inch, which can go up to 20 teeth per inch if you are cutting harder materials. A compass saw comes with a pistol grip, which is best suited if you are working in confined places. The pointed end helps you penetrate soft materials without requiring a pilot hole.
Carpenters are skilled craftsmen who build things out of wood. Depending on what the carpenter builds, they may be referred to by various names. A framer is a carpenter who puts up the framing on a house. A trim or finish carpenter installs the finishing touches of prefabricated or custom trim and detail work once a house has been built and the walls are up. A furniture maker or woodworker builds furniture — such as tables, beds and dressers — out of wood. A cabinetmaker is a carpenter who builds custom and semi-custom wood cabinets. If you're having a home built or remodeled, your general contractor will either provide or subcontract the carpentry work for the framing, cabinets and trim. You can hire a carpenter directly to update the trim in your home, build you a piece of custom furniture, or repair or replace your wood cabinets.
It is one of the easiest woodwork projects we are going to discuss today. Although it looks very easy to make, I still could not find any good tutorial on the internet that explains how to build this one. So I am here sharing an article link that gets the closest. The article explains how to make different kinds of DIY candle holders and what items you may need for the project.
We've already done rope, and now we're on to another rustic material we love: wood! It's as basic of a material as clay and is constantly reinvented by DIYers, crafters, artists, hackers, and carpenters. To get inspired to create our own batch of cool wooden objects, we turned to our favorite fellow makers to see what projects they've come up with. Scroll down for our top DIY wood project picks.
Perfectly customizable for any home bar or kitchen, wooden coasters are incredibly easy to make and perfect for the beginner craftsman or craftswoman. All it really takes is some precise (or imprecise, depending on the style you wish to achieve) cuts, a little to a lot of sanding, a tiny bit of finish, and the optional design you want on the coaster.
I got this idea from a Pinterest post. The final product looks so beautiful that I just couldn't wait to make one for myself. This was somewhat a different experience from my other regular DIY projects as it doesn't involve making something from scratch, but turning an existing wood piece into another one. Nonetheless, I enjoyed it very much and the final product was very satisfying. The tutorial I used is linked below.
Just make sure to use non-toxic wood and non-toxic finishes like Raw Linseed Oil or Carnauba Wax so that dangerous chemicals from other woods and finishes doesn't contaminate the food that goes onto the cutting board. You can also opt to include an indent for the knife, so the chef can put the knife into the cutting board when the knife is not currently in use.
I've got a three other bits of advice: First of all, get really, really good at woodworking. There are lots of people who enjoy it as a hobby. To sell your services, you've got to be able to do far superior work or do it much faster than everyone else (preferably both). Failure to do so means competing against hundreds of amateurs who make things for the pleasure of it, then sell their work at cost to fund the hobby. Second, develop great people skills. Most professionals do custom work and few focus on selling a product. Most of them sell a service, and a big part of that is getting customers to enjoy the experience of collaborating with a woodworker to create their dream products. If your customers don't like you, they can usually save time and money by getting something from an online catalog. People who buy handcrafted items from woodworkers are often attracted to the idea of supporting artisans. The face behind the work is important to them. Last, develop an iron-clad work ethic. In this field you're directly trading time for money, and that time is very limited. It's important to be productive, so try to get 40 hours of actual productivity (as in making things) every week. Accounting, phone conversations and social media marketing may be important, but none of them provide an actual paycheck, so they don't count as productive work.
Throughout the years I've read accounts of people who "discovered" hand planes and had it change their lives. "I was a cabinetmaker for 30 years" they write, "then I" read this article or took this class "and I sharpened my plane iron and now I know what I was missing for all those years". As I write this I know many of you are nodding in agreement. I know that happened to you too. It happened to me too.
Our top pick for the best hand saw is the IRWIN Tools Universal Hand Saw. You can rely on the Irwin Tools Universal hand saw to deliver a top quality cutting performance every time. Whether you have DIY renovations to complete around your home or you are a professional tradesman who needs a reliable hand saw that you can trust for all of your on-site jobs, the IRWIN universal hand saw is the only saw you will ever need.
Among early finds of wooden tools are the worked sticks from Kalambo Falls, Clacton-on-Sea and Lehringen. The spears from Schöningen (Germany) provide some of the first examples of wooden hunting gear. Flint tools were used for carving. Since Neolithic times, carved wooden vessels are known, for example, from the Linear Pottery culture wells at Kückhofen and Eythra.
Over the years, the editors at The Family Handyman have built nearly a hundred bookcases. From all that experience, we've learned that the best building tricks are shortcuts that avoid complex steps. So whether you're a beginning builder or a veteran, these bookcase and shelf building tips will lead to beautiful results with less time and effort. Get the bookcase and shelf tips.
Craft and fine artists use a variety of materials and techniques to create art for sale and exhibition. Craft artists create handmade objects, such as pottery, glassware, textiles, and other objects that are designed to be functional. Fine artists, including painters, sculptors, and illustrators, create original works of art for their aesthetic value, rather than for a functional one.
As Chief Creative Officer and Founding Partner at Brit + Co, Anjelika Temple brings her voracious consumption of all things creative and colorful to DIY projects, geeky gadgetry finds and more. When she's not DIY-ing her heart out, you'll find her throwing dinner parties with friends or adventuring with her husband David, their daughter Anokhi, and their silly dog Turkey.
What is the one thing every woodworker needs? Yes, a workbench. Now that you have or at least I am assuming you have worked on so many woodworking projects, you are close to becoming a professional woodworker. You now probably owe yourself a nice woodworking bench. You should also know that a true woodworker never buys his bench from the market, but always builds one himself. But before you start this project, you should know what a workbench is.
To start off this list of simple woodworking projects is a DIY sawhorse which will be very helpful to you if you don't own a ShopBot Buddy. A sawhorse always comes in handy especially if you have more plans of woodworking in the future. Before you get started on this woodworking project, get one of these extension cords with built-in outlets for your power tools to help you out!


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Just to make you all aware we have updated new learning packs to the website in the NEW Home /Schooling learning tab. There is also a new section with online interactive lesson links.
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We have had a wonderful week learning about the way in which different people celebrate weddings. We learnt about how Hindus, Jews and Christians celebrate weddings and talked about what was the same and what was different. In the role play area we have been celebrating weddings by having wedding feasts and dressing up in our 'Sunday Best'. We have been designing wedding dresses and wedding cakes, building churches and wedding cars and writing wedding invitations and cards. Outside our activities have been based around The Scarecrow's Wedding.
In Friday cookery this week the children made and iced wedding cupcakes.
Phonics is going well. We are continually assessing children to ensure that they are getting personalised provision.
This week we have been learning to estimate and compare numbers to 20. Can your child use the language 'more' and 'fewer' to compare sets of items up to 20?
Learning Journeys:
Next week's Learning Journey children will be Barney, Chloe, Courtney and Victoria.
Please keep your child (and any younger children) with you before and after school.
Please make sure your child's clothes (including hats, gloves, Forest clothes, PE kits etc.) are named.
Please enquire at the office if you are interested in finding out more information about our wrap around care (Owl Club).
Please make sure your child has a spare clothes bag at school just in case we need to change them for any reason (e.g. being soaked in the water/ getting muddy in the mud kitchen / accidents or vomit).
Next Week
The travelling book fair will be at school on Monday for its last day.
Forest School Group 1 on Tuesday – thank you for parents who have already signed up to help. We have one space for a parent helper in the afternoon group.
PE on Monday.
Next week we will be learning about Spring focusing on why we have seasons and what happens in our environment in the spring.
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