hpalmer, post: 367552, member: 336 wrote: just curious how many of you use precise ephemeris and what do you use it for? The use of precise ephemeri...

I have a couple of those fence chargers. I haven't used them in quite a few years, but they worked great when I needed them to protect unattended sta...

The tip itself looks like it might be threaded into the conical part above it, similar to the the way the newer hardened steel points attach. I'm won...

billvhill, post: 366797, member: 8398 wrote: I have a leica 2 piece aluminum rod with a carbide tip. I've never seen a carbide tip on a pole, but I'...

Tommy Young, post: 366744, member: 703 wrote: You'd just as well get ready, because technology is going to take those geospatial activities away from ...

I often use plain concrete nails for temporary control, and it's hard to get a deep dimple in them, so a sharp point helps a lot in that circumstance.

Alan Cook, post: 366724, member: 43 wrote: Do you use a lathe to sharpen the points?Drill press.

I use the bottom kind, but I sharpen -- and occasionally resharpen -- them.

Tommy Young, post: 366681, member: 703 wrote: Two coterminous land owners are perfectly free to set and agree to their common line. Two neighbors ag...

Tommy Young, post: 366645, member: 703 wrote: If someone was willing to accept them that way, what difference does it make? If a couple of neighbors...

Tommy Young, post: 366617, member: 703 wrote: How are any of the examples you listed different than if the person needing the quantities had his own d...

What do you buy from them? The website I looked at (Mountain Mold & Die) looks like it belongs to a plastic manufacturing operation.

Tommy Young, post: 366606, member: 703 wrote: Surveyor's are licensed to retrace boundaries, period. Not in CA. If someone wants to hire a drone ope...

Shawn Billings, post: 366584, member: 6521 wrote: Changing from one to the next is very simple now. Which, of course, begs the question: available ...

Nate The Surveyor, post: 366513, member: 291 wrote: Jim, do you publish plats, using rectangular coord systems, and showing these little kinks? I ha...

Holy Cow, post: 366465, member: 50 wrote: and weighs it when he gets back to the PO I weigh mine *before* I put it out for the carrier, so there's n...

RADAR, post: 366453, member: 413 wrote: I have a post office 5 minutes away. Mine is 10 minutes away on foot, but it's always crowded and I hate wai...

I'm skeptical about the wisdom of the postage price drop. I understand the short-term pressure to compete with FedEx, UPS, DHL, et al, but in the lon...