Filing, Maintenance, & Repair Jig

[Lobo]

For the longest of time I have wanted to build an all purpose Filing, Maintenance and Repair Jig for saws I could take anywhere and use just about anywhere. Well today I got it done with no expensive or complicated engineering just a few items I had in the workshop.

I tried it out and it works really well.

I am posting pictures but on the behalf of those on land wire modem I will only post one at a time so it is faster for them.

 

[Lobo]

Filing, Maintenance, & Repair Jig

 

[Lobo]

Pic #3

 

[Lobo]

Picture #4

 

[Lobo]

Picture #5

 

[Lobo]

Picture #6

 

[Lobo]

Picture #7

 

[Lobo]

Picture # 8

 

[Lobo]

Final pic.

 

[Mange]

Smaller pic's

 

[Mange]

The rest.

 

[Mange]

Hope you don't mind Lobo.
Just trying to help.

 

[Lobo]

Hope you don't mind Lobo.
Just trying to help.

Not at all Mange, I welcome it and thank you.

I got to get me a software package that permits me to downsize my digital photos.

 

[Mange]

You do not have Windows XP?
I use the wiewer in XP. This is 20% of your original pic.

 

[Lobo]

You do not have Windows XP?
I use the wiewer in XP. This is 20% of your original pic.

Hi Mange,

Yes I do have XP Home, however I am probably the only guy who gets the blue screen of death under Windows XP Home.

 

[mikeshaw]

Hi Lobo, Mange,
what is the speed of your internet access ? how you get connected ?
me using ADSL, 1Mb/s, your pics 800-900kb for me is 1-2 seconds.

 

[Lobo]

Hi Lobo, Mange,
what is the speed of your internet access ? how you get connected ?
me using ADSL, 1Mb/s, your pics 800-900kb for me is 1-2 seconds.

How does that compare with someone downloading with a 56k modem ?

 

[effdee]

on a 56k modem the smaller pictures take
about 15 seconds or so to load up.
Ain't it nice!!

 

[sedanman]

Lobo and others running windows xp. Microsoft engineers have this website where they affer add on toys for xp FREE. There is the words easiest photo re-sizer there. "image resizer exec" after installation, right click on a photo and your drop down menu has a new option "resize photos" a few clicks and the job is done.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx below is the link for the photo software.
http://download.microsoft.com/download/whistler/Install/2/WXP/EN-US/ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe

 

[Lobo]

Thank you Sedanman I will give these links a try.