off topic anonymous

I like that.

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Originally Posted by Hirlau

I like that.

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If you use my 'Line' please let me know how it comes out/you have my email address if you don't' want to post publicly.

I dislike cordless tools because I don't use them often enough.

One thing that I have found works well is to put the charger on a timer to charge one hour or so a day.

If it is on the charger all the time it will over charge and if it is not on the charger it will be dead when you need it.

One hour a day will not over or undercharge it for "normal" use.

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Originally Posted by Hirlau

The neighbor lady wants to use my drill all the time. :(

I have a Ryobi cordless 18 volt that she likes to borrow. I always say yes, because I like to help out. Sometimes my drill is gone a week or so; this time it has been a month. She has hobbies & put together some furniture. I don't want to ask her for it back, I don't want to embarrass her. I just think she forgets about it with her husband & 3 kids on her mind. :shrug:

Now I do have a drill with a cord, but everybody knows how convenient a cordless is. My computer chair broke underneath me last night,, no jokes necessary. :( So I was thinking about the drill all day.

Well, I didn't want to bother her, so I went to Home Depot & bought another. Maybe when she does return it, I should just let her keep it & give her the charger that came with it.

Sorry, just had to get this off my chest.

New drill;

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Sorry to hear you have some really nice jeans :-), don't know what to tell you, one way you feel like an ass and the other you feel like a sucker.
What part broke on you chair, don't think you need a new chair.
I'll guess the pneumatic cylinder? I know where you can get most parts and its not your other home:deal:

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Originally Posted by cudarunner

There is always a point of diminishing return no matter what it concerns.

A cordless drill will only operate for a certain amount of time without recharging and since it's been a month then it's not been in use/OR it died.

Since you've purchased a new drill motor and apparently a charger for it, I'd recommend taking the charger for the old one to the neighbor, knock on the door and say something like this:

I know how much you've appreciated that cordless drill so I'm giving it to you. OH, you will need this charger to keep it going.

If she starts to say Oh I forgot to bring it back or WHATEVER just tell her that you'd purchased a new one so she can keep the other one.

Perhaps, just PERHAPS, she'll understand and take it to heart that in the future she needs to return borrowed things in a 'Timely Manner'.

It's just a thought my friend. :shrug:

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I have tried that and it back fired it was like feeding a stray.
But hopefully it does work.

It's not one of those newmatic chairs, it's a lawn chair I use. I got tired of those expensive chairs over the years, none lasted. So I use a comfortable lawn chair. :beer2:

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Originally Posted by Hirlau

It's not one of those newmatic chairs, it's a lawn chair I use. I got tired of those expensive chairs over the years, none lasted. So I use a comfortable lawn chair. :beer2:

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Well expensive they can be , the hardest or impossible partvis an arm wrest , but the cylender snaps in half without warning.
Lawn chair , seems that it would be a little to low to be comfortable.

I have a low computer table, its one of those food trays that people have in the living room.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQLv7CG10B4

Reminds me of my favorite joke. 2 people get on to an elevator. One of the farts. Both know who did it.

Gets me every time lol