Mark Mayer, post: 422625, member: 424 wrote: Remember that it is not just your face you need to protect. Ears, neck, arms, hands. All of it. I wear lo...

Jason Graves, post: 404309, member: 9531 wrote: I really like the drill bit for the o-tags and the mark it plugs. I just don't like the monuments them...

I use 1 1/4' SS disk and countersink with a 1 1/2" hole saw. The leftover interior bump is easily crushed with the hammer.

Not perfect, but a 35mm hole saw, then 18mm hole saw, two or three hammer whacks to crush ridges and you have a decent counter sink for an 1 1/4 disk.

Uht ohh. I still use those calculators. And yes I still have a T-16 and steel tape in the back of the equipment closet. But today, if I could not ...

Jim Frame, post: 375306, member: 10 wrote: Not every business works like that. I'm chugging along happily without any Autodesk products on my new wor...

I have been very satisfied with National Band & Tag out of Kentucky.

I agree with back-chain; because replacing a printhead has always fixed my 110+. Washing/replacing the tubes requires removing the carriage.

If it was in the Florida Panhandle, let me know more.

About half of my equipment has come off eBay. You have to be patient, particular and use good judgement, just like you do with salesmen.

Maybe try, Modify - Object - Image - Frame - Off

I've been using two of these GEB121 Sanyo replacements for a while. eBay-320600378396

I haveSee, I told you working for a Civil Engineering firm was the least creative job you could have.

Same here. Set up two on site, let run. Use third to set additional control or offsite. Easy to use. Easy to post process autonomously or with COR...

If it's just for topo, turn lock off. You only need a couple of cycles to acquire h & v angles and sd; not the additional time to acquire lock. T...

You are correct. I thought I was old, apparently not old enough to have used the System 200. I remember the CR344 Controller would not use the old ...

I always found it easier to pull the pc card than try to connect through the data cable. The 244 has a type I pc card and the 344 has a type II pc ca...

There seems to be more going on than just an anomaly with the coordinates from static GPS. A 1 in 16 closure with tribracts indicates either a field ...

Agree, a shovel. Preferable a square spade.