There you go again. Other people should change newsreaders to suit you. Other people should change news servers to suit you. All because you're too bloody lazy to include enough of a previous post to indicate context. Well, at least this time you DID leave in enough of my post to make it easy to follow, but:
You ARE high-maintenance.
Not high maintenance, just high, perhaps. I particularly enjoyed his
"I haven't found a post missing on the server I use EVER."
Isn't that a bit like, "Everyone who's not here, raise their hand?"
Like, how would he know?
LOL! Not at all. I'm not the one whining about the posting practice of others.
You want others to post to suit you. "Please quote because I have a crappy newsserver". That's a whine moron.
I have 5 servers.
Then you have one crappy news server.
I was about to say again that you're full of it, but you probably do have five servers. It would be a very reasonable explanation as to why you have no life except whining and trolling.
Supernews, Giganews, this one, and 2 ISP news servers. The only one ever missing posts is Supernews due to their aggressive filtering policies.
BTW, I'm not the one whining about how others post.
Bar maids?
If I had those I wouldn't be here.:)
I have two; a Porter Cable FN250B and a Porter Cable DA250B. I think highly of them both, but if I had to have only one it would be the DA250B.
Frank
You need to remember a few things:
"Finishing nailer" means a couple of different things in that industry.
Finish Nailer for molding = 15 gauge 2.5" nails MAX Finish Nailer for trim = 16 gauge 2.5" nails max. Brad Nailer for trim = 18 gauge 2" nails max. Pin Nailer for trim = VERY Small 1" max.
We won't go into wide crown staplers but you are going to want one of those for fastning backs on cabinets and other stuff.
Most of the above can be had for under $200 not including price of compressor.
Go here and browse your heart out....
Pin nailers can be had all the way up to 1-3/8". I'll have one tomorrow that handles 1-3/16".
dave
There is a narrow gauge staple that is tipped with a green heat activated glue. I had a box of 1 inch and man those suckers are almost impossible to pull out.
Supernews and Giganews are for binaries and have long retention times.
This one I post with is the finest text server on the planet...bar none. It's free and YOU can't become a member.
allnews.readfreenews is read only but it's the only server on the planet that shows all the text posts in binaries groups without showing the binaries. Very handy.
The 2 ISP servers I use for downloading but not posting because they display my IP which is an invitation to hackers.
I admit I don't have a lot of knowledge in those guns.
PC has one but they are very proud of a gun that shoots tiny pieces of wire basically.
who makes the 1 3/8" versi>>
Grex and Cadex (same gun)
I just got my Cadex today. The "nails" are so tiny I had to get a magnifying glass to figure out which way to load the magazine, because they are headless. The gun also shoots small head nails too.
Dave
I've had a 23 Ga. PC pin nailer for a while and wonder why I waited so long to get one. The holes are so tiny they virtually disappear. But, it is not a nail gun. It is great, though for attaching molding or other parts that you are glueing. As Dave pointed out the pins are headless but the ones that came with the gun and the ones I bought are marked with arrows so you aren't as likely to install them backwards.
Mine are marked too, but since I didn't want to take a chance, I verified with a magnifier. Now that I'm sure the marks indicate "down", I'll just refer to the marks in the future. Thanks for mentioning it.
One thing I can't get it to do is toe nail without the pins making a U-turn. :) I tried ply/ply and oak/oak. More than 1/2 the pins did a u-ey.
Dave
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