Here we make a video on how to repair the power cord of your power tool. Don’t just wrap it in tape; here Eric shows you how he repairs the power cord on his circular saw. You can do this, watch the video and then repair your tools .
June 3, 2010 | Posted in
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Share this post on your Facebook pageAs part of my family visit, I am always repairing my sister’s house. First was the motion sensor light repair, and now on to the rain gutter repair.
Her rain gutters were starting to pull away from the house, so I climbed up to find the gutter hangers had been [...]
Share this post on your Facebook pageWhenever I go to my sister’s house, there is a quid pro quo. She makes choc chip cookies, I fix her house. This trip we removed a TV antenna, fixed the rain gutter, and swapped out a broken motion sensor light.
I like motion sensor lights. I’ve installed many. But [...]
April 5, 2010 | Posted in
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Share this post on your Facebook pageA while back on GardenFork Radio I was saying how much I’d like one of those weather stations that sit on your roof and you can hook up to the internet.
Then Allison House, a weather data company, sent us one. ( I like how this works )
We assembled the [...]
Share this post on your Facebook pageNot sure if I told you this, but I tore the rear end of my 82 Ford F150 off towing Bill’s car out of a ditch, and after that my favorite truck was no longer the same. The shackle brackets were broken, the rear half of the exhaust system [...]
Share this post on your Facebook pageyes, you should. Some kind words from Life Adorned a yarn – crafter who watches GardenFork, AND also spins her own yarn, makes yarn based things, and sells them on Etsy. In other words, someone who would of course watch GardenFork.
my 2 favorite things about this podcast:
(1) eric is [...]
February 24, 2010 | Posted in
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I love tv and hate commercials. Two years ago we got Apple Tv so I could connect to Boxee and watch Internet Tv. Jim and I brought home our first tv and canceled Comcast(1) Cable. For about six months, we were able to watch almost all programs, online with limited or no commercials. All we had to do was down load Boxee and install it in the Apple Tv and have the patience to watch our program after they aired. It was good, but Apple didn’t like it, and configured software download thingy to block Boxee.
Share this post on your Facebook page“My husband must never know of this” is the best comment I’ve had on the Bazooka video.
Whatever you call it, this is FUN. be very careful and have an adult around to make sure everything is done safely. wear safety googles and ear protection and never point this at [...]