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rfc, post: 386710, member: 8882 wrote: Don't forget the safety glasses! Don't learn the hard way.I learned the hard way in 1979, when I got hit in the...
You might want to consider buying a new but superseded instrument. I bought a GeoMax Zoom80 in December, long after the Zoom90 had been announced. I...
foggyidea, post: 386567, member: 155 wrote: If the lot has 100' of frontage and you measure 99.6' and you want to divide into two 50' frontage lots (a...
I think your budget would tell us a lot more about what instrument would make the most sense. We can recommend an S6 all day long, but if you only ha...
MightyMoe, post: 386409, member: 700 wrote: They are redoing a long section of city street that I worked on in the early 80's, everything getting ripp...
That looks like Wild Bill himself on the horse.
I often include unconstrained observations -- mostly coordinates -- in my data files. Sometimes they're part of a group import from which I'll choose...
Free observations should have no affect on the adjustment.
I've never used the magnets. I know that the drill does go deeper than the stem length, but I don't know whether it goes deep enough to accommodate 1...
Robert Hill, post: 386142, member: 378 wrote: Are you related to Martha Stewart?Nope. Never been in prison, either.
2xcntr, post: 386135, member: 584 wrote: Yes, the can of air is essential.A length of vinyl tubing works well, too (you supply the air).
Mark Mayer, post: 386116, member: 424 wrote: Like KScott I pre-drill with regular hammer drill bits to extend the life of the special countersink bit....