Original Posted By: walter evans
Subject: Pietenpol-List: Re: I'll have to get a hamster>Steve wrote:>A little info here! Can you explain this routing of the spars and if>possible send discription or pix.>>Thanks>Steve>> writes:>> Started routing spars yesterday, and got two done. Man, sure is alot>> of chips and sawdust. The deck wsa a winter wonderland.>> get started today after the neighborhood wakes up.>> walt>________________________________________________________________________________
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Original Posted By: kyle ray
Subject: Pietenpol-List: Re: I'll have to get a hamster>In a message dated 8/29/99 7:56:52 AM Central Daylight Time,>wbeevans(at)worldnet.att.net writes:>> walt> >>>>This brings up a question I have been pondering since I am about to start>ripping capstrip materials. What is the etiquette for neighborhood noise>with respect to hours of operation? I am sure it must vary from oneneighbor>to the next. Being a single dad, I have to do most of my work after my 3yr>old is in bed. I'm kind of a night owl anyway and I picture myself wanting>to fire up the table saw or run the bench grinder at 1 am. I guess I will>limit my outdoor noisy stuff to the hours between about 8am and 9pm. Sofar,>I am friends with all of my neighbors as far as I know. Has anyone ever>pushed the limit and have a grouchy neighbor story to relate?> TerryB________________________________________________________________________________
Subject: Pietenpol-List: Re: I'll have to get a hamster>In a message dated 8/29/99 7:56:52 AM Central Daylight Time,>wbeevans(at)worldnet.att.net writes:>> walt> >>>>This brings up a question I have been pondering since I am about to start>ripping capstrip materials. What is the etiquette for neighborhood noise>with respect to hours of operation? I am sure it must vary from oneneighbor>to the next. Being a single dad, I have to do most of my work after my 3yr>old is in bed. I'm kind of a night owl anyway and I picture myself wanting>to fire up the table saw or run the bench grinder at 1 am. I guess I will>limit my outdoor noisy stuff to the hours between about 8am and 9pm. Sofar,>I am friends with all of my neighbors as far as I know. Has anyone ever>pushed the limit and have a grouchy neighbor story to relate?> TerryB________________________________________________________________________________
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Original Posted By: John Fay
Started routing spars yesterday, and got two done. Man, sure is alot ofchips and sawdust. The deck wsa a winter wonderland.get started today after the neighborhood wakes up.waltStarted routing spars yesterday, andgot twodone. Man, sure is alot of chips and sawdust. The deck wsa awinterwonderland.get started today after theneighborhood wakesup.________________________________________________________________________________
Started routing spars yesterday, and got two done. Man, sure is alot ofchips and sawdust. The deck wsa a winter wonderland.get started today after the neighborhood wakes up.waltStarted routing spars yesterday, andgot twodone. Man, sure is alot of chips and sawdust. The deck wsa awinterwonderland.get started today after theneighborhood wakesup.________________________________________________________________________________
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Original Posted By: vistin(at)juno.com
Steve, on the original plans , the spars are out of 1"x4 3/4" by about 13ft.spruce. To reduce weight there are two sections on each side that is routedout . There are 3 areas that stay the full 1x4 3/4,,, the butt end( nearthe plane) ,,the center area where the struts attach to the spars,,, and thetip ( I'm building the three piece wing)If you could see a cross section of the routed area, it would look kind oflike an "I" beam. Between 3/4" from top and up from bottom , isuntouched. inbetween there is routed out 1/4" deep on each side.This is to reduce weight , plus the pulley controls for the wings, mount inthe routing.I can post a pic later today of my progress, if you'd like.walt-----Original Message-----
Steve, on the original plans , the spars are out of 1"x4 3/4" by about 13ft.spruce. To reduce weight there are two sections on each side that is routedout . There are 3 areas that stay the full 1x4 3/4,,, the butt end( nearthe plane) ,,the center area where the struts attach to the spars,,, and thetip ( I'm building the three piece wing)If you could see a cross section of the routed area, it would look kind oflike an "I" beam. Between 3/4" from top and up from bottom , isuntouched. inbetween there is routed out 1/4" deep on each side.This is to reduce weight , plus the pulley controls for the wings, mount inthe routing.I can post a pic later today of my progress, if you'd like.walt-----Original Message-----
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Original Posted By: fishin
In a message dated 8/29/99 7:56:52 AM Central Daylight Time, wbeevans(at)worldnet.att.net writes:>This brings up a question I have been pondering since I am about to start ripping capstrip materials. What is the etiquette for neighborhood noise with respect to hours of operation? I am sure it must vary from one neighbor to the next. Being a single dad, I have to do most of my work after my 3yr old is in bed. I'm kind of a night owl anyway and I picture myself wanting to fire up the table saw or run the bench grinder at 1 am. I guess I will limit my outdoor noisy stuff to the hours between about 8am and 9pm. So far, I am friends with all of my neighbors as far as I know. Has anyone ever pushed the limit and have a grouchy neighbor story to relate? TerryB________________________________________________________________________________
In a message dated 8/29/99 7:56:52 AM Central Daylight Time, wbeevans(at)worldnet.att.net writes:>This brings up a question I have been pondering since I am about to start ripping capstrip materials. What is the etiquette for neighborhood noise with respect to hours of operation? I am sure it must vary from one neighbor to the next. Being a single dad, I have to do most of my work after my 3yr old is in bed. I'm kind of a night owl anyway and I picture myself wanting to fire up the table saw or run the bench grinder at 1 am. I guess I will limit my outdoor noisy stuff to the hours between about 8am and 9pm. So far, I am friends with all of my neighbors as far as I know. Has anyone ever pushed the limit and have a grouchy neighbor story to relate? TerryB________________________________________________________________________________
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Original Posted By: BARNSTMR(at)aol.com
Terry,I would start by finding out what your town laws are. Each town hasdeffinite start and stop times for weekdays, sat, and sun. Nice to knowthat if a neighbor complains, you are, at least , legally in the right. This being Sun, I waited till 10:00walt-----Original Message-----
Terry,I would start by finding out what your town laws are. Each town hasdeffinite start and stop times for weekdays, sat, and sun. Nice to knowthat if a neighbor complains, you are, at least , legally in the right. This being Sun, I waited till 10:00walt-----Original Message-----
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Original Posted By: leonstefanhutks(at)webtv.net (Leon Stefan)
I woke to the sound of the neighbor removing six inches of snow from his drivewayat three AM once. This was not the first time. I got up, got dressed and wentout to confront him. When I asked if he was aware that people sleep during thistime and would he cease, he replied "well...you mow your lawn before noon !" andthen " I have to clear the driveway so my wife can go to work at six" Hiswife has been observed to leave before eight thirty to nine, as she didlater that am.Aside from that, if you get along with neighbors, ask what is acceptable tothem. Otherwise, be reasonable- ten is usually late enough for loud noiseoutside. I feel seven am is too early, but most house construction crews nearhere start about then.WayneBARNSTMR(at)aol.com wrote:> In a message dated 8/29/99 7:56:52 AM Central Daylight Time,> wbeevans(at)worldnet.att.net writes:>> walt> >>>> This brings up a question I have been pondering since I am about to start> ripping capstrip materials. What is the etiquette for neighborhood noise> with respect to hours of operation? I am sure it must vary from one neighbor> to the next. Being a single dad, I have to do most of my work after my 3yr> old is in bed. I'm kind of a night owl anyway and I picture myself wanting> to fire up the table saw or run the bench grinder at 1 am. I guess I will> limit my outdoor noisy stuff to the hours between about 8am and 9pm. So far,> I am friends with all of my neighbors as far as I know. Has anyone ever> pushed the limit and have a grouchy neighbor story to relate?> TerryB________________________________________________________________________________
I woke to the sound of the neighbor removing six inches of snow from his drivewayat three AM once. This was not the first time. I got up, got dressed and wentout to confront him. When I asked if he was aware that people sleep during thistime and would he cease, he replied "well...you mow your lawn before noon !" andthen " I have to clear the driveway so my wife can go to work at six" Hiswife has been observed to leave before eight thirty to nine, as she didlater that am.Aside from that, if you get along with neighbors, ask what is acceptable tothem. Otherwise, be reasonable- ten is usually late enough for loud noiseoutside. I feel seven am is too early, but most house construction crews nearhere start about then.WayneBARNSTMR(at)aol.com wrote:> In a message dated 8/29/99 7:56:52 AM Central Daylight Time,> wbeevans(at)worldnet.att.net writes:>> walt> >>>> This brings up a question I have been pondering since I am about to start> ripping capstrip materials. What is the etiquette for neighborhood noise> with respect to hours of operation? I am sure it must vary from one neighbor> to the next. Being a single dad, I have to do most of my work after my 3yr> old is in bed. I'm kind of a night owl anyway and I picture myself wanting> to fire up the table saw or run the bench grinder at 1 am. I guess I will> limit my outdoor noisy stuff to the hours between about 8am and 9pm. So far,> I am friends with all of my neighbors as far as I know. Has anyone ever> pushed the limit and have a grouchy neighbor story to relate?> TerryB________________________________________________________________________________
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Original Posted By: kyle ray
> Subject: Re: I'll have to get a hamster>> >In a message dated 8/29/99 7:56:52 AM Central Daylight Time,> >wbeevans(at)worldnet.att.net writes:> >> > > walt> > >>> >> >This brings up a question I have been pondering since I am about to start> >ripping capstrip materials. What is the etiquette for neighborhood noise> >with respect to hours of operation? I am sure it must vary from one> neighbor> >to the next. Being a single dad, I have to do most of my work after my 3yr> >old is in bed. I'm kind of a night owl anyway and I picture myself wanting> >to fire up the table saw or run the bench grinder at 1 am. I guess I will> >limit my outdoor noisy stuff to the hours between about 8am and 9pm. So> far,> >I am friends with all of my neighbors as far as I know. Has anyone ever> >pushed the limit and have a grouchy neighbor story to relate?> > TerryB________________________________________________________________________________
> Subject: Re: I'll have to get a hamster>> >In a message dated 8/29/99 7:56:52 AM Central Daylight Time,> >wbeevans(at)worldnet.att.net writes:> >> > > walt> > >>> >> >This brings up a question I have been pondering since I am about to start> >ripping capstrip materials. What is the etiquette for neighborhood noise> >with respect to hours of operation? I am sure it must vary from one> neighbor> >to the next. Being a single dad, I have to do most of my work after my 3yr> >old is in bed. I'm kind of a night owl anyway and I picture myself wanting> >to fire up the table saw or run the bench grinder at 1 am. I guess I will> >limit my outdoor noisy stuff to the hours between about 8am and 9pm. So> far,> >I am friends with all of my neighbors as far as I know. Has anyone ever> >pushed the limit and have a grouchy neighbor story to relate?> > TerryB________________________________________________________________________________