not my real name, post: 401317, member: 8199 wrote: And what's up with the trigonometry functions? I suppose you'll tell me that you all measure angle...

Well, they aren't robotic, but if you want longevity in an instrument and never have to recharge the batteries, there are two options on ebay right no...

Paden, that's pretty much my understanding of it. I've used verniers (I'm probably a bit older than you), although never on a level rod. I figured t...

To really blow his mind, explain how the vernier scale works.Looks to me like it's out of calibration. Shouldn't the zero mark match a straightedge a...

The trick would be figuring out what route some unidentified company would want in the future.

Nate may have something more specific in mind, but in general it is the reflective tape you'd put on the back of a truck to meet Department of Transpo...

paden cash, post: 400932, member: 20 wrote: Wagon axle cone cap Yeah, I kept thinking wagon axle skein, but a) in the original picture the nut is sma...

Warren Smith, post: 400853, member: 9900 wrote: Sewer cleanout.FL/GA PLS., post: 400868, member: 379 wrote: Well cap.Looks rather small for either.

A famous case in Iowa held the land owner liable for setting a potentially deadly trap for trespassers.

Dave Karoly, post: 400706, member: 94 wrote: (parole or inferred location) I AM nitpicking - it's parol

You need a different type of cap or tag for easement monuments to reduce confusion (at least the fonfusion for those thorough enough to read stamping ...

I don't buy the conspiracy theory. If FrancisH is a US surveyor who is having fun pretending to be someone else, he certainly did a lot of pre-planni...

Use briniker's link and search for your last name as grantor. If I have correctly figured out your real name, you will find two documents filed in th...

I think you might share a name with a surveyor in Lincoln, NE.Try here