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Scott Dismukes
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 10 ต.ค. 2011
Untwisiting a wide board
3-foot long and 6" wide board has a moderate twist - one way to salvage the board. Resaw and bookmatch the pieces.
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Veterans -Armistice- Day 2018
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Commemoration of a Freedom Oak honoring veterans on the 100th anniversary of Armistice Day (Now Veterans Day) 11/11/2018 by the Teha Lanna Chapter of the DAR.
New Gate Latch
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Final Alarm Clock Retirement
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When all the work is done, and you want to never, EVER hear that alarm clock again....
Zombies would get through that in a second!
Esa cosa no sirve.... un martillazo en la solera y se dobla y pasa por abajo de los anillos....
No comprendes la funcion de al cerradura. El objectivo es simplemente mantener la puerta cerrada contra animales. Una persona pueade simplemente saltar. No conozco ningun vaca que puede usar un martillo.
Cool !!
Uncle Hubert was a genius. Why don't they sell something like this? I have a metal gate and need something that opens from both sides. They are solid doors, so you can't stick your arm through to open the latch from the outer side.
Pull to open each way? Or have a tie gong over the top of the gate to each ring. Pull down on the tie to open the distant side. Problem there is animals can pull that tie as well.
@@scottdismukes3951 No animals where I live, so the tie idea may work. Thanks for the reply.
Simple
laugh at you does take long for the animal to figures the latch out and figure how the push th gate too i have cow studied locksmithing she very good at this she gets into the calving barn and lets all the calves out
Please look again. For an animal to lift the closest ring, they would also have to PULL the gate towards their nose to open the gate. Very unlikely. To open the gate with a push, then you have to open the distant ring, which their nose will not reach.
I'm 54 years old last month. As a kid, I walked through a gate with this type of latch and it's still in operation today. February 2020.
Exactly - I got the idea from Uncle Hubert, and I think the first time I saw the latch was 40-ish years ago, and it was well worn even then. They just don't wear out!