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Building high-end 'tables cheap at Home Despot II Hi Mike,Yes, that’s exactly what I’m thinking. Ideally, 18” to 22” diameter rounds – though this is a tougher cut than straight lines. “Lazy Susan” gets masonry screwed to one side then a light coat of mastic strategically brushed on the other “fi... | |
Building high-end 'tables cheap at Home Despot II Hi Oregon,Nice Nice Nice. You have a lucky friend indeed! What’s with the seam around the plinth about an inch down from the top? Is this top layer a separate – affixed after the rest was bolted together? Or are these cooling vents for the hot-blo... | |
Building high-end 'tables cheap at Home Despot II Happy New Year All!In the four months of this "Da Baby Thread" -217 Posts - 21,701 Views.May all your contributions be posted quickly in the coming year - a year shaping up to be filled with innovation and discovery.Sail on, oh ships of Lenco, oh ... | |
Building high-end 'tables cheap at Home Despot II Hi Plinko,You're correct. Many of us use rubber/latex infused waist band cloth in place of the spring. Can be purchased at most sewing supply sections in department stores.Stops another resonant transmission path. Also, tension setting (where you ... | |
favorite SOPRANO? Early Renata Tebaldi - Jeanette LaBianca - Buffalo N.Y. raised coloratura. Brief career at LaScala - then vanished.Regine Crespin -Kristin Chenoweth - | |
Building high-end 'tables cheap at Home Despot II Hi Mike,We actually considered what you suggested. However, there were no closets in Jean's realm - only open architecture. Our only options for restraints were 24 ga solid core and duct tape.- Mario | |
Building high-end 'tables cheap at Home Despot II It was remiss of me to neglect the comments of my wife, JoAnn, who had a chance to listen to Jean’s Mr. Red for about 15 minutes. She has asked me to post this in addendum:“Everything was so clear. Each instrument stood both separately and in harm... | |
Building high-end 'tables cheap at Home Despot II Having actually seen Jean’s luscious Garrard 301, I have to stand by the original assessment that it is, in fact, “stunning” - no overstatement about it. Our afternoon of listening at Jean’s digs, however, was taken up exclusively with Mr. Red whi... | |
Building high-end 'tables cheap at Home Despot II Hi All,The stunning arrival of Jean’s latest endeavor prompted some nostalgic waxings for me last night (never a good ingredient for empiricism). But his post today reminded me that this was not so much about “passing the torch”, as about lighting... | |
Building high-end 'tables cheap at Home Despot II Wow Jean, that certainly is a beauty! This is your best yet. Looks totally professional with an upscale bearing that screams “out of my way!” The red mat takes this ancient and plops it square in the 21st century. The tonearm looks like it can cut... | |
Building high-end 'tables cheap at Home Despot II Hi Mike,Was trying to find information that related to secondary transmitters of EMF based on alloy ferrous content, but was unable to locate it again. Somewhere in researching this last year, I visited the whole question of whether unabsorbed red... | |
Building high-end 'tables cheap at Home Despot II Oops! A simultaneous posting with Chuck's.Hi Chuck,The top application will be much easier. No flanged casting supports to contend with, nor that tricky area around the bearing hub interface. Also, there's the question of idler wheel getting prope... | |
Building high-end 'tables cheap at Home Despot II Hi Mike,“Who Dat?” Really Mike, you’ve been far too south for far too long. Red Green is the lead in a Canadian comedy troop carried on many of the PBS TV stations up here. The show always includes some outrageous Red Green DIY project where he in... | |
Building high-end 'tables cheap at Home Despot II Hi All,First, let me offer apologies for “My System” which resembles the untidiness of a flophouse. Instead of coherent exposition, there resides jumbled teasers. Someday soon, I must pursue some tutorial help in getting it order. Anyway, Chuck go... | |
Building high-end 'tables cheap at Home Despot II Hi Jean,Mr. Red indeed! Very nice job. We’re talking 7 or 8 stone here with this monster, aren’t we? Had no idea that Bogen continued its relationship with Lenco through the L-75 years. Took the opportunity while browsing through “your system” to ... |