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Oct 26, 2016
Adapting older audio equipment left/right output jacks to headset stereo mini jack.
I play the TV in my office room loud while I write on the computer, so my wife in the family room complains that the sound prevents concentration on her TV NBA game. A good headset with extension cord was the answer, but those have the 3.5 mm male mini plug for connections and the TV has the older standard left/right white/red RCA jacks. It was not easy to find the correct adapter for that situation, but this product connected headset to TV outputs perfectly and introduced no audio noise and minimal signal strength attenuation. My inspection found the manufacturing quality and materials to be top notch. Price was very reasonable.
Dec 21, 2016
Understanding the art of restoring and using classic wood planes.
Whenever I undertake the rescue and reconditioning of a wooden hand tool, I do it with careful attention to the original artisan’s craftsmanship in creating a form that fulfills the function of the tool. The Handplane Book is my primary reference for determining the original function of some of the most complex plane designs and the proper handling of that plane over a wooden board. Sometimes reconditioning requires copying and replacing parts of the wooden tool, but you must do it with all the care and attention of an art restorer. I find the content of the Handplane Book gives me some critical guidance on that process. I try to restore the beautiful look and the feel of the tool without compromising its original shape and finish. Each plane should retain the character and history of use like the illustrations Garrett has shown me in the Handplane Book. When I finally take that reconditioned tool in my hands, much like the original craftsman who first used it to shape and decorate wood, it teaches me its function and how to form wood into beautiful pieces. So completion of a reconditioning gives me not only the satisfaction of knowing in-hand an artful work by the tool’s artisan, but also how the original craftsman worked with that tool. Then it becomes my hand tool, but I always expect it to be admired, handled and used by others… maybe for another hundred years. For those who want to pursue the artisan's work of restoring and reconditioning the classic wooden plane, I would recommend starting with "The Handplane Book" by Garrett Hack.
May 15, 2018
Just in time cartridges.
Ran out printer ink doing a political flyer job. These were shipped very quickly and worked colorfully upon first use.