Can't fool me. Those are European WW2 aircraft national markings
If it weren't meant to be "serviced at home" they would not have used phillips screws
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Can't fool me. Those are European WW2 aircraft national markings
LOL. I bet the swastika was used on German aircraft screws and known as the "Führer-Schraubenkopf" or "Doppelbiegen."
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Just remember that 50% of all the graduating engineers are at the bottom of their class and still get a graduation certificate saying they are "Engineers."
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If it weren't meant to be "serviced at home" they would not have used phillips screws
I sure hope you were far better at presenting arguments in court than that or you would have starved to death!
I sure hope you were far better at presenting arguments in court than that or you would have starved to death!
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As a recovering lawyer, I think that is a great argument.
Caje, just put a jumper wire around the door switch and see if it works, then you will know if it is the switch or the brain (control board). Who needs a door switch, if you leave the door open, you will find out soon.
Sorry, I can't help with the shredder, but I'm gonna use that line!
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A .45 would be more fun....
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Yea right....not until you show me the candy.
Amazon has a sale on Shredders.
This reminds me of what my Grandfather, a farmer, use to always say.
"Baling wire & a board n' nails make the farm work."
"Remember, never use force, just get a bigger hammer."
"If for some reason that doesn't work the the sure fire fix is a can of gas and a pack of matches."
"Baling wire & a board n' nails make the farm work."
"Remember, never use force, just get a bigger hammer."
"If for some reason that doesn't work the the sure fire fix is a can of gas and a pack of matches."
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Mail me a $500 retainer and I'll start thinkin bout what's wrong. 
My creed.
I know you need a new one.
Well I wasn't at the bottom...in fact I was in the upper 25%...but not #1 by far...that guy was a Geek! I never wanted to be an engineer... I was offered a scholarship by a company to become a suit.....er...Lawyer. Maybe I coulda worked for the SPLC....Nah! I coulda been like Caje...a small appliance repairman!
Found this on their web site.
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Question #1 of the man test: You are approached by an alien being and given a suitcase sized box. In it, you are informed is enough energy to power the worlds needs for 500 years. Do you
A} Give it to the UN
B} Give it to the President of the USA
C} Give it to the British Prime Minister
D} Take that sucker apart and find out what makes it work
A} Give it to the UN
B} Give it to the President of the USA
C} Give it to the British Prime Minister
D} Take that sucker apart and find out what makes it work
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Engineering truth #1: the results are always perfect for the choice that was made. There are more, but they’re not appropriate for this thread. I’d double the voltage. Tom H.
D} Take that sucker apart and find out what makes it work!!
If you're a current college "student", you take it down the corner and trade it for a bottle of Boone's Farm Strawberry Hill, vintage Saturday.
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