Jimmy FineCut said:I brought them about a month ago and I have to say im struggling to find a reason to keep them.
Thanks, Hopper. I watched that video before I used the guides the first time and guess I just overlooked or forgot about his modification. Now it makes a lot of sense, as well as your needle modification, and I will be trying both.hopper said:I modified the stops according to Ron Paulk's suggestion found in the link below at about minute 2:20.
Steveo205 said:Jimmy FineCut said:I brought them about a month ago and I have to say im struggling to find a reason to keep them.
[eek] Ah come on not another one... its BOUGHT not BROUGHT, for example:
The today we BOUGHT a new car, OR, he BROUGHT a bottle of wine to the dinner party.
Simples [big grin]
bnaboatbuilder said:Your sentence is flawed, it's it's, not "its", that's its problem. [tongue]
No doubt someone will pick up on something I've typed wrong now. Pedantry is a squeaky clean hobby.
"Your sentence is flawed, it's it's, not "its", that's its problem."
Three run-on sentences can be painful too.![]()
https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/607/04/Wuffles said:bnaboatbuilder said:Your sentence is flawed, it's it's, not "its", that's its problem. [tongue]
No doubt someone will pick up on something I've typed wrong now. Pedantry is a squeaky clean hobby.
"Your sentence is flawed, it's it's, not "its", that's its problem."
Three run-on sentences can be painful too.![]()
I've several hundred semi-colons in the workshop I have no idea what to do with, much like the biscuits I bulk ordered before purchasing a Domino.
benwheeler said:https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/607/04/Wuffles said:bnaboatbuilder said:Your sentence is flawed, it's it's, not "its", that's its problem. [tongue]
No doubt someone will pick up on something I've typed wrong now. Pedantry is a squeaky clean hobby.
"Your sentence is flawed, it's it's, not "its", that's its problem."
Three run-on sentences can be painful too.![]()
I've several hundred semi-colons in the workshop I have no idea what to do with, much like the biscuits I bulk ordered before purchasing a Domino.
Sorry about that.. Perhaps if you soften the biscuits up with enough cream they'll become edible?Wuffles said:benwheeler said:https://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/607/04/Wuffles said:bnaboatbuilder said:Your sentence is flawed, it's it's, not "its", that's its problem. [tongue]
No doubt someone will pick up on something I've typed wrong now. Pedantry is a squeaky clean hobby.
"Your sentence is flawed, it's it's, not "its", that's its problem."
Three run-on sentences can be painful too.![]()
I've several hundred semi-colons in the workshop I have no idea what to do with, much like the biscuits I bulk ordered before purchasing a Domino.
I thought that was going to be a useful link on what to do with biscuits I no longer need, then I realised you're not playing along with the gag.