Sunday, December 25, 2011

EARTHWISE 18-volt Cordless 8-inch Chain Saw with Charger

For More Info or to Buy Now: www.hsn.com Cut loose from cords and costly gas-powered chain saws with the EARTHWISE 18-volt Cordless 8-inch Chain Saw. This versatile saw works well for small cutting jobs around the yard andgives you... Prices shown on the previously recorded video may not represent the current price. View hsn.com to view the current selling price. HSN Item #405165

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Monday, December 19, 2011

Milwaukee M18 Metal Saw - Ernies Tools

You can find this and more at www.erniestools.com Milwaukee Electric Tool Corporation introduces the new M18 ™ Cordless LITHIUM-ION 5-3/8" Metal Saw. This compact and lightweight metal cutting saw delivers the fastest cuts for the electrical, mechanical, plumbing, HVAC and general construction contractor. The 2682 utilizes an exclusive 4-Pole Frameless Motor for up to 35% more cutting power and best in class run-time with over 200 cuts of 3/4" EMT per charge.

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Friday, December 16, 2011

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Saturday, December 10, 2011

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Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Exterior Lighting for Industrial Areas

!±8± Exterior Lighting for Industrial Areas

Planning out industrial exteriors and interiors provides a unique challenge to engineers and architects because the space needs to be tailored to a practical function without excessive cost. Whether you are dealing with a document storage unit or the loading area of a manufacturing plant you will always need to allow for the regular circulation of occupants, vehicles, and material handling machinery. Exterior Lighting can be implemented in a variety of ways depending on the specific needs of the location.

Perimeter Lighting

The most common form of exterior lighting is perimeter lighting which performs a very important security function. Even the smallest of operations will which to deter criminals and perimeter lighting defines a property's boundaries clearly whilst making it easy for security guards to detect movement between the perimeters and the building (often referred to as "natural detection"). Where energy savings are a concern some companies opt for motion sensor lighting which only activates when medium to large objects move within the sensor's range. As long as these types of perimeter lighting installations are regularly tested they can be effective whilst not expending too much energy.

Car Park and Roadway Exterior lighting

Car Parks and Roadways need to be efficiently and brightly lit to ensure that vehicles can safely navigate the area. Turns, corners, dead-ends, one-ways and any road portions that changes the flow of traffic must be given special attention. From an architectural point of view subsidiary structures such as these should not draw attention away from the building itself. A balance needs to be found. Such exterior lighting often requires the advice of an expert to choose the optimal distance, height and radiance of the luminaries without incurring too much of a running cost.

Garden Paths and Features

Landscaping and pedestrian paths often don't need more than medium visibility while utilising lighting units that are attractive and fit in with the surrounding areas. Most lighting manufacturers have various products suited for floor level installation, mid-level lighting bollard and high-level lighting product design for mounting on poles, trees, fences and walls. Costs and longevity vary with the type of installation you choose but ideally you would want to balance out the visual appeal with the predict number of people who view these outside landscaping features. Up-lighting is often used for dramatic effect and to emphasis a single feature. Light bollards are great for pathways. Lighting that is placed high on a wall or pole is best for illuminating larger more open areas.

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It can be argued that the energy saving needs of an industrial exteriors outweigh that of private exteriors. When the goal is profit maximisation reducing operations costs whilst maintaining efficiency is key. Solar-powered units with rechargeable batteries allows for such savings and can be especially useful in more remote locations where access to electricity is limited. These types of units can be stand-alone and some can combine solar and wind power to charge the battery units for a very long lifespan. Occupancy and Daylight control are great ways to prevent unnecessary exterior lighting usage and maximise battery reserves.


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Friday, December 2, 2011

Garage Sells Are Fun

!±8± Garage Sells Are Fun

Purpose: Families need to do things together. Just visiting garage sales can be fun for the family, and having your own garage sale can bring in some needed cash. In this lesson, we will show you how to have a garage sale and even how to put you in the business. You can use the money for your needs, such as an education fund, or you can donate it to charity.

Following is a little poem I wrote years back:

Saturday Morning

The garage sales open at seven,

So we get up at six.

We eat a hearty breakfast,

Then jump into the truck lickity split.

With newspaper in hand,

And watching for garage sale signs,

We zip around our little town

Looking for that gold mine.

Perhaps we'll find a new gold watch

That only cost a buck.

We might find a first edition of the Bible

If we have a little luck.

We always fill the truck to the top.

From seven 'til noon, we never stop.

Then we sort our treasures in our yard.

Now, that wasn't all that hard.

But what can we do with all this junk?

Why did we buy that Chinese bunk?

Well, no problems come our way.

We'll sell it ourselves next Saturday.

The Lesson:

The Garage Sale is a social institution. The garage sale is the big thing in our small town. What else is there to do on a Saturday morning? Most of the garage sales are simply a one time thing, but some of them are actually small businesses and the owners keep them maintained in a permanent location such as their basement, barn, or garage. It's an important source of income to them. Families often join together for yard sales.

I have edited and reproduced an article here to help you have a more successful yard sale. (I have the rights to this article.)

GARAGE SALE PROMOTING FOR QUICK EASY MONEY

Pick almost any city or town in the country, drive through any middle class neighborhood or residential area on the weekend, and you're sure to spot at least a half dozen garage sales.

What's being sold at these garage sales? It is the accumulated junks that people no longer use or want taking up space.

Are they making any money with these garage sales? It's not at all uncommon to make 0 with a weekend garage sale.

Is it hard to put on a profitable garage sale? Well, yes and no. It takes some of your time, and it also requires an awareness of a few merchandising tactics. But the problems in running a successful garage sale are small in comparison to the profits.

Who are the buyers, and how do you get them to come to your garage sale? Your customers are going to be everybody, and you get them over to your garage sale with advertising and promotion.

Let's look at the background: Everybody accumulates the kind of garage sale item that other people are searching for and are willing to buy. These items range from no longer wanted or outgrown items of clothing to furniture, tools, knickknacks, books, pictures and toys. Many garage sale items are objects of merchandise purchased on impulse, and later found to be not what the buyer wanted. It was discovered that he or she really didn't have a use for it, or no longer had a need for it.

Many items found at garage sales are gifts that have been given to the seller, but are the wrong size or incorrect choice for the recipient.

You can generate an enterprise of an ongoing garage sale. You might sell some items donated and collected from people who lack the inclination to put on garage sales of their own. You take a percentage of their sales. Some of these items may be
those you purchased at other garage sales or that you dug out of grandmothers barn.

Step one is education: Visit the garage sales, swap meets and flea markets in your area. Find out what's being offered for sale, what people are buying, and how the merchandise is being sold.

Generally an item is tagged with a price, but the seller is open to almost any reasonable offer from the customer. Another thing you want to make mental note of is the way the merchandise is displayed, and how the customers are allowed to browse.

You start your own garage sale by cleaning out your own basement, attic, closets and garage. Talk to your relatives and friends; tell them what you're going to do and ask them for donations of no longer used or unwanted items. It's here that you'll get your first experience in negotiating and finally, an agreement for you to display and sell other people's merchandise for a percentage of the sales price.

You'll find people explaining that they really don't have a use for a specific item or they really don't want to keep storing it, but because of sentimental reasons just hate to give it away. Once you've had a little experience with this type of seller, you will be able to advertise in the newspaper that you
buy garage sale items, or take them on consignment for a percentage of the final sales price.

The advertising angle is really quite simple. Does your local radio station take calls for yard sales or for items for sale? Call them. You should run an ad in your area shopper newspaper for about three days in advance of, and up through the day of your sale. But in getting started, go with small classified ads simply announcing your garage sale, emphasizing major items with cost and major categories.

To get ideas on how to write your ad, check your news paper and cut out all the garage sale ads you can find and tape them on a piece of paper. Then, with a bit of critical analysis, you'll be able to determine how to write a good ad of your own by determining the good and the bad in the ads you've collected.

Something to remember: The bigger and better your sale, the bigger and better your "getting started" ads should be. And the secret to obtaining outstanding garage sale profits is in having the widest or largest selection of merchandise.

You should have made an old-fashioned sandwich board sign to display in front of your house when your garage sale is open for business. This will pull in your neighbors, if you haven't already informed them, and attract the people driving by.

Sandwich boards are sometimes set out at key traffic intersections not far from the site of the garage sale, to attract attention and point the way. (Check local ordinances to see if this is permitted in your area.) Be sure to check your local ordinances before you start nailing signs to power poles.
Search out and use all the free bulletin boards in your area.

It's better, and usually much more profitable, to take the time to make up an attention grabbing circular you can post on these bulletin boards. An 8.5" x 11" poster made on your computer should suffice. Always answer the questions where? what? when?

Inside secrets for maximum profits.

First, call attention to your sale. Don't be shy, bashful or self-conscious about letting everybody for miles about
know that you're having a garage sale.

Some sharp operators do the next best thing to having the Goodyear blimp overhead: They rent miniature blimps, send them up above the housetops, and tether them there on their sale days.

Of course this giant balloon or miniature blimp has some sort of sign on the side of it, inviting people to your garage sale! This is one of the strongest available advertising ideas for pulling "traffic" to a sale of any kind. For more details, write to Pie-In-The-Sky Company, PO Box 5267, San Mateo, CA 94402.

Second, you have to give your sale some flair. Put some posts up across the front of your property and run some twisted crepe paper between them. Even better than crepe paper, run brightly colored ribbons. Invest in some colorful pennants and fly them from temporary flagpoles. And don't forget the balloons!

Make your garage sale a fun kind of event with clusters of balloons anchored to your display tables and racks. Be sure to "float" them well above the heads of your customers as
they are browsing through your merchandise displays.

Cover your display tables with colorful cloths. Don't hesitate to use bright colors with busy patterns. Regardless of what you sell, effective display is still predominantly essential!

Take time to organize your displays. You can't "dump" items haphazardly on a table, sit down, and expect to realize great profits. The people doing the most business and making the most sales are the ones with interesting displays, action and color. Try to have as wide a selection of colors as possible in your clothing racks, and mix them for a rainbow effect.

Make sure that your jewelry items shine and sparkle. Arrange them in and with jewelry boxes, jewelry ladders and other items sold for the purpose of showing off jewelry while keeping it neatly organized. (And keep your eye on it. There are thieves at every garage sell.)

We know one lady that regularly arranges jewelry items in a battery operated lazy susan. Seeing this jewelry slowly turning on the lazy susan never fails to draw attention. Think about it, and then study the methods of display used by "rack jobbers" in the stores in your area. These are the wire racks that usually hold card-packaged items. This kind of display rack would lend itself beautifully for anchoring a cluster of balloons. Keep these things in mind, and build your individual displays as part of the whole; make it pleasing to the eye as well as convenient for your customers to browse through and select the items that appeal to them.

Get an eye grabber. Look for some kind of interesting and unusual item to call attention to your sale--something you can set up or park in front of your home during your sale.

Some of the displays we've seen along these lines include a horse-drawn surrey, a restored Model T, and an old farm plow. But anything of an unusual and interesting nature will do the trick for you.

One couple we know put up a display using a mannequin dressed in an old-time farm bonnet, long dress and apron. The display depicted a farm woman of old, washing clothes with a scrub board and two steel wash tubs. You have to believe this drew crowds and made people talk!

Try to be distinctive. Wherever your imagination takes you, you have to be different and distinctive, or you'll get lost in the hundreds of garage sales going on all around you. If you'll take the time to employ a bit of imagination and set your sales up with the kind of flair we've been talking about, you'll not just draw the crowds, you'll end up being the one holding the most profits.

Conclusion

It's a compulsion of many women to go shopping, to search for interesting and sometimes rare and valuable items. This fact alone will keep you as busy as you'll ever want to be - staging and holding garage sales. The market is so vast, and the appetite so varied, that anything from a brass bedstead to a used diary of somebody's long-for-gotten grandmother will sell,
and sell fast at garage sales. Put it all together, use a little imagination and you'll easily make all the money you want!

End of Canned Article on Garage Sales

Here's what I do when I have a yard sale. First, I make sure it is a good garage sale day with lots of garage sales around. That way, I don't need to worry about traffic.

I put my junk out in the driveway and block my garage so that the crooks can't get in there without me shooting them.

I take a big black marking pen and write "SALE 213" on a piece of cardboard. I tack that to a pole at the top of my street. Folks come up the street looking for "213." When the folks come, I sell! There are professional yard sellers in our town. I'm not one of them. But I like the fun of a sale.

For The Children

Paco looked out the window. It was a school holiday and it was raining. "Mom, what can I do? It's raining."

His little sister, Regina, said, "What are we going to do, Paco? We can't go out in this rain."

Mother came into the room. "Well, children, I have an idea. Why don't you go up to your rooms and get your old clothing and toys. Then go out into the garage and see what is there that we can sell at a garage sale next Saturday. We will take the money we earn and go out to dinner and to a movie. Won't that be fun?"

This made the children very happy and they ran off to their rooms. Paco found an old train in his room that he never used anymore. Regina found a dress that didn't fit her now. The children gathered up the items and brought them downstairs. Then they went into the garage and found some more items they could sell, including some of Daddy's tools.

When Daddy came home from work, he pushed the auto door opener and saw the children in the garage. There were things everywhere and Daddy could not drive into the garage. He parked in the driveway and ran from the car into the garage. He was all wet and not too happy. He said, "What are you kids up to now? Clean this mess up so I can get the car out of the rain."

Regina said, "Daddy, we are having a garage sale on Saturday. The car will have to stay in the driveway. It needs a good washing anyway."

Father laughed. "So that's what you are up to! I guess that was your idea, Paco."

Mother came into the garage from the house. "Actually, it was my idea. The kids needed something to do. We are going to take the money we earn and go out to dinner and to a movie."

On Saturday, the sun was shining and many people came to the garage sale. Paco said, "What are we going to do with the extra money? We have much more than we need for dinner and a movie."

Regina's big brown eyes sparkled. "I know what we can do with the extra money. We can buy some paint and paint Mrs. Green's porch. She gave me a cookie yesterday and said that she would like to paint the porch, but that she would have to wait until her ship came in. I don't think she has a ship. She just doesn't have enough money for paint."

Mother beamed. "Why that's a wonderful idea, Regina. You are so thoughtful. Don't you think so, Daddy?"

Daddy answered, "I'm proud of you, Regina, for being so considerate. We will buy the paint and next Saturday we
will paint Mrs. Green's porch. Won't that be fun, Paco?"

Paco laughed. "Well, I was going to suggest that we buy a fishing boat."

Daddy smiled. "That sounds like a good idea too, doesn't it Regina?" Regina gave them a look that would make an ostrich dig two holes for it's head instead of one.

While Mother was laughing, Paco said, "Oh, we'll be painting Mrs. Green's porch next Saturday, Regina."

Daddy said, "Well, we can have another garage sale some time for the fishing boat."

The next Saturday, they painted Mrs. Green porch. Can you guess what color they painted it?

Copyright©2002-2005 by John Taylor Jones, Ph.D.


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Tuesday, November 29, 2011

Greenworks 20612 20-Volt Lithium Ion 8-Inch Cordless Electric Tree Pruner Pole Saw with 8-Foot Reach (No Battery or Charger)

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Saturday, November 26, 2011

Black & Decker LPP120 20-Volt Lithium-Ion Cordless Pole Saw

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Tuesday, November 22, 2011

Ryobi Tools Are A Good Investment

!±8± Ryobi Tools Are A Good Investment

You don't need anything that Ryobi doesn't make. This company has one of the best selections of power Ryobi drills, tools, and cordless tools. Ryobi is chosen by the average person to a contractor. Ryobi planers and ryobi tools are all of great value and they are an excellent quality.

These are just a few things that Ryobi can provide you with:

Drills, Drivers, Band Saws, Circular Saws, Jig Saws, Scroll Saws, Mitre Saws, Table Saws, Reciprocating Saws, Routers, Sanders, Biscuit Joiners, Grinders, and Buffers.

Ryobi offers a great selection of cordless drills and drivers that will make every job simpler and faster. You can get a combo kit like a 18Vdrill, circular saw and a light. You might also be able to get a workshop that has a box which has everything you need like a circular saw, hand vac, flashlight, and cordless drill.

You can get a Ryobi tool in all shapes and sizes, but you can also get new versions of old familiar tools. You can get designs for the handy man at home and for a true professional.

Many projects for your home garden or for your grass might not require power tools, but this makes them a whole lot easier to do if you have them. Ryobi has a complete outdoor tool like that has everything you need. You can get a trimmer, log splitter, chainsaw, blower, cultivator, or pressure washer to clean siding or to get your wood prepped for a paint job. If you don't get on a ladder to trim your trees then you need a Ryobi pole pruner to make the job a lot easier. This great tool can cut things that are 12 feet in the air.

You should try a Ryobi blower to make simple tasks like cleaning up leaves a cinch. You can use the blower by hand or in a backpack if you have a large area to cover. You can turn them each into a vacuum with no problem.

You can also try a Ryobi powered log splitter which will give you all the RAM you need to split wood, up to 4 tons of RAM! It is made of pure steel and you will get a 2 year warranty to boot. You can split logs that are 20" long and 12" around.

Since you are getting the best of the best, you probably won't need to replace your parts or filters for very long. You can order them with no hassle and there is a free number you can use. It depends where you live, but you can get the number to the distributor of Ryobi parts near you. You can also get more parts for your drill or trimmer as well.

If you want a new manual for your Ryobi tools that is not a problem either. You need to register your products with Ryobi so that you can get the info you need when you need it. Protect your great Ryobi tools.


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Sunday, November 20, 2011

Makita Releases Several New Power Tools

!±8± Makita Releases Several New Power Tools

Makita USA, Inc., the Japanese power tool giant released several new tools in the first half of 2008, including a new Backpack Blower, a Lithium-Ion Cordless Drywall Screwdriver Kit, and a random orbital sander.

Makita's Backpack Blower Makes "Less Noise" and Provides "Improved Fuel Efficiency"

Released in the middle of July, the 75.6 cc 4-Stroke Backpack Blower, otherwise known as model BBX7600 is able to run 53 percent longer on each fuel tank than earlier 2-cycle engine types. In addition, the larger muffler makes it much quieter and more pleasant to use. The blower's noise output is only 99.1 dB, the quietest in its class.

"It's cleaner burning with better fuel efficiency, longer run time, and quieter operation," said Brent Withey, Makita Brand Manager. "Makita's new 4-stroke backpack blower is a big step up from the old 2-stroke models."

Not only is it quieter, but it is lightweight at 22.6 pounds, and very comfortable with wide shoulder straps and ventilation in the panel that sits on the back. Additionally the blower tube is now the home of the handle-grip and includes a 4-inch adjustable positioning system to make it more versatile and flexible.

And, as mentioned before, the engines are more fuel efficient, providing for 80 minutes of nonstop use with a 64 oz. fuel tank. It does not require a fuel mix but still packs a powerful punch with a maximum airspeed of 195 mpg and a maximum air volume of 526 cubic feet per minute. The BBX7600 is designed to be preferred choice of commercial lawn and garden caretakers. It truly is a best-in-class backpack blower.

The Cordless Drywall Screwdriver is a Very Powerful Option

The 18V LXT Lithium-Ion Cordless Drywall Screwdriver Kit, model BFS450 was also released in July and was highly touted for its powerful motor and ergonomic design.

"This cordless screwgun packs 18 volt Lithium-Ion battery technology, so it has plenty of power for drywall and framing applications," said Brad Wheeler, Makita Product Manager for Cordless Products. "This is a best-in-class solution for remodels, patchwork, and more."

The 4-pole motor performs with 4,000 RPM, running smoothly on the lithium-ion battery. The new 18V LXT lithium-ion battery increases the lifetime work of the screwdriver to 2 or 3 times the number of battery cycles on more traditional models. The new battery can be charged in less than a half hour, an incredible improvement on other common batteries. It also has a very comfortable, smooth handle for ease of use during lots of drywall work.

5-Inch Random Orbital Sander Provides Better Control and Fast Sanding

Finally, the random orbital sander, model BO5030K, was introduced in early August as a quality power tool that delivers best-in-class performance. It has a 3-AMP motor and 12,000 OPM and 1/8-inch random orbital action for fast and easy sanding. The sander also collects dust through the pad, making it safer for asthmatics and those with allergies to use. The BO5030K also includes a detachable dust bag for easy collection and disposal.

All of these new products come from a company that manufactures more than 450 high quality power tools and are covered by Makita's limited warranty guarantees.


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Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Eckman 9ft 6in Electric Telescopic Branch Lopper Chainsaw

The Eckman long-reach telescopic chainsaw extends from 1.9m (6'3) to a massive 2.9m (9'6) and can cut through branches up to 8" in diameter. The telescopic reach of almost 3 metres means most jobs can be tackled from the ground making it much safer than using a 'normal' chainsaw whilst standing on ladders.

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Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Black & Decker NPP2018B 18 Volt Cordless Pole Chain Saw - Bare Tool (No Battery Or Charger)

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