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I have to trim my entire house, plus I'm building cabinets and assembling some store-bought. I need a nailer. I have several of those gas+compresser guns but am afraid of them. (I know, but it is what it is.) I also don't want to nor purchase a compressor. I've heard mixed reviews on an electric nailer. I'm working with maple, and maybe some of the PVC trim for higher up, nonexamined areas. Any opinions on these? I'm looking at a Craftsman here.
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- Posted by mike_kaiser (My Page) on Thu, Oct 14, 10 at 20:58
Just a quick look on Amazon shows a reconditioned Bostitch brad nailer and compressor combo including an air hose delivered to your door for $3 less than the Craftsman model. Quite frankly, it's a better choice as it gives you more options. A compressor is great for blowing up flat car tires (albeit slowly with this model) and footballs. |
Trim nails normally need to be at least 1&3/4" long or longer. An electric nailer capable of sinking a small finish nailof that length(in 16 gauge) in maple is going to cost $300 and up. A 16 guage nailer/compressor combo by Porter Cable ot Stanley Bostich(other brands are also available) can be found for the same or nearly the same amount as the one you linked. That combo is more than adequate for your use. Now, the compressor will be noisy. Even VERY noisy. But, with a 25 or 50 foot long hose, the compressor can be put in an adjoining room. So, the quiet electric that will not work---or the noisy air combo that will work? |
- Posted by cfmuehling (My Page) on Fri, Oct 15, 10 at 7:49
I have ear muffs. I hate loud noises, which I hadn't even considered in a compressor. But I'll take a look at what you've recommended. I kind of figured that might be the answer. OK. Thanks for your advice. |
- Posted by cfmuehling (My Page) on Fri, Oct 15, 10 at 10:09
Hey. What do you think of this? I've actually looked at this at Lowe's. It was $324 before, so it's actually gone down. |
That looks like a good kit. The Bostich brad nailer is nice. I have one. Just make sure it shoots the 2" nails. There is an identical one that shoots short nails; totally worthless. When I need to keep the noise down, working late, or around sensitive people, I put the portable compressor in the cab of my truck and run a long extension cord and air hose through the rear vent window. This really eliminates the noise completely. And it is quiet even in the street so the neighbors don't complain. |
- Posted by bobsmyuncle (My Page) on Fri, Oct 15, 10 at 21:35
Attached is a link to a review of 18 ga. nailers. Personally, I'd never use brad or finish nailers to assemble cabinets. They just don't have the strength to hold much together. I see furniture nearly every week with failed joints held together with brads or staples. For holding up trim it's fine. For anything subject to stress, use a proper joint. Also I've never seen an electric consumer grade brad driver that had enough power to push through much more than pine. |
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- Posted by cfmuehling (My Page) on Sun, Oct 17, 10 at 9:41
For cabinets, I'm planning to glue and screw wherever I can. Installation will be between two walls so they'll have extra support. For the molding the house needs, which would be better suited? Brad, finish or trim nailer? Are finish and trim nailers the same thing? Thanks! |
Experience point 1: 18 gauge nailers are too small for most trim. Why? The nails are simply too short and do not have enough head holding power. Now, I personally feel 15 gauge nails are too big---although they are the size of 8 penny finish nails. Which were/are the size used when hand nailing trim. Leaves a bigger hole which requires more filling. I had good service using a 16 guage finish nailer with 2" or 2&1/2" nails. That allowed me to install any kind of trim with one nailer. I have an 18 gauge and a stapler, so it was not a cost factor. As for the trim/finish/brad question. Generally 15 and 16 gauge nailers are called finish nailers because of the size nails they use. 18 gauge nailers are called brad nailers, although the nails they use are identical to the other two nailers, the nails are much smaller---and qualify more as brads than nails. Trim nailers is probably a term used to differentiate the three nailers described above from framing nailers and staplers. |
- Posted by sombreuil_mongrel (My Page) on Sun, Oct 17, 10 at 11:25
Why not a Paslode gas-actuated 16 ga gun? It shoots up to 2.5" nails. If the explosive pop bothers you, wear earplugs/muffs. It's a nice tool, no compressor, hoses, smaller footprint overall. Upon completion, if you decide not to keep it, you can easily sell the kit for ay least 50 cents on the dollar. In painted softwood, 15 ga holes are ok because you'll fill them anyway. For hardwood, stick with the 16 ga and use glue if you're really concerned. I started trimming a room in cherry using a 15 ga, and very quickly abandoned that idea, resorting to the 16 and 18 ga guns. The tearout damage extended beyond the nailhead itself, leaving a really jagged mess at every one. The t-shape of the 16 ga can be oriented with the grain so the holes are much less apparent. Casey |
I agree wit the mongrel... Just broke down and purchased a Paslode gas 16 ga. gun and love it. Its quick, easy and very light. I've run about 400 2" and 1 3/4" nails through it and just cleaned it. Easy. Get a 2d battery and keep it charged up. I didn't and had the battery run out just as I started to pin down two long pieces with glue between them. Bad words were said... |
I have had a Paslode 16 ga and framing nailer for a pretty long time. They are about as heavy as compressed air nailers when you add in the weight of the hose you are holding up, and far more convenient for small to medium jobs. The batteries are the same for the units, so if you have both you can keep a battery in the charger while using the other. |
"I'm working with maple" You are going to need a higher end gun of ANY type to deal with maple, or most of the hardwoods except maybe poplar. If you are scared of the noise use ear plugs (EAR brand, the ones you roll up tight and then then let expand in your ear canal) and then put muffs on top of them. The gap safety glasses produce in the muff seal at your temples lets a lot of noise in. |
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I have to join a seam of my 1 1/2" thick oak countertops, the grain is running same way on both pieces. Can I just glue this up normally- I'll use a few biscuits and wood glue and clamp it for a day. (I've never glued up a piece this thick)
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I don't see any problem, but I would probably not use "biscuits for alignment." (I think that's what the flannel guy on TV says, or is it "add some pneumatic brads while the glue sets up?") IMHO, biscuits are just one more thing to go wrong. I like to be able to wrestle the joint into position, particularly if there is any difference in straightness between the two pieces. Biscuits may just interfere with that. (Before you ask, yes, I use biscuits and have 4 machines). A properly executed edge grain glue joint will be stronger than the surrounding wood, so biscuits are not adding any strength. |
Biscuits are basically an alignment aid as the actual strength they provide is basically in the additional glue area. I use biscuits from the large normal sizes---0, 10, and 20. I also use smaller mini biscuits, R1, R2, and R3. In each case, the biscuits are used simply as an alignment aid---to keep joint movement minimal. Biscuits will not stop joint movement, just minimize it. Ok, to your countertop---it sounds as if you will be doing an end grain butt joint. That is the weakest of all joints, biscuitsa will help with the alignment of the two pieces but not the strength of that joint. I would recommend using additional fastening pieces---as in the link below. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Countertop connector
Thanks guys- I did end up using the biscuits as it turns out. I had to leave before I saw any responses, so I doubled up on the #20's using 6 total. I know a lot of guys don't think much of biscuits, I personally like using them and do think they actually make a stronger joint. It was not an end grain butt joint, it was an edge grain joint. Thanks again! |
I use biscuits all the time, have experienced all the issues described here. Here are a couple of things I figured out: The biscuits swell with moisture. Keep them in an airtight container. Save the packets of dessicant from pill bottles, new clothes pockets, etc (you know the little things that look like a packet of rock salt labeled "DO NOT EAT"). Put the dessicant packets in the airtight container where you store the biscuits. This helps with the swelling. When you use biscuits, dry fit all of them before applying glue. Do not use any that have to be forced in. They have swollen from moisture. When cutting the slots, make sure the edge of the board you are working on is hanging over the edge of the work bench. Also make sure you seat the fence securely against the top of the work piece as you cut each slot. Most alignment problems are caused by the bottom of the plate joiner riding against the top of the workbench, where dust and debris are prone to collect. If joining solid wood to ply, cut all the slots in the plywood material first, then rasie the plate joiner fence by a hair (less than 1/64") to cut the slots in the hardwood. This way when you glue up, the hardwood surface will be just slightly proud of the plywood, giving you something to sand. Sometimes the glue wants to make the boards slip out of alignment as you clamp. Kreg face frame clamps can help correct this. Butcher paper between the clamp and wood prevents the metal and glue from causing a dark stain. |
A quick fix for those swelled biscuits that you cannot use---nuke 'em in the microwave for a minute or so. |
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Riebe Lab Group
Cliff Riebe
Associate Professor
Critical Zone Science, Ecogeomorphology, Cosmogenic Nuclides, Detrital Thermochronometry
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Geology, PhD, University of California, Berkeley, 2000
Civil Engineering, BSE, University of Michigan, 1992, summa cum laude
Student Research Opportunities
PhD position in critical zone processes. This position will be filled by an exceptional student with interest in connections between geomorphology, geochemistry, and ecology. Students with a strong track record of research are especially encouraged to apply. Applicants will be competing for an assistantship begininning in the 2015-2016 academic year. The assistantship covers tuition, a stipend for the academic year, and eligibility for summer support. The successful applicant will conduct cross-disciplinary research on linkages between bedrock composition, regolith development, forest structure, and landscape evolution across the Southern Sierra Critical Zone Observatory. The project builds on work summarized in an article recently published by my research group. It fits well with other research on ecosystem function in the CZO network and offers many opportunities for cross-institutional networking with world-class students and scientists from a broad range of disciplines in Earth systems science. Hence it provides an excellent platform for launching a career in a research field that is vital to understanding the implications of human activities in our warming and increasingly populated world. Interested students should apply for the position via UW's standard graduate application process. Please include specific reference to this opportunity and list me as your prospective advisor when applying. Applicants are advised to contact me by e-mail or by phone before submitting an application for more details about the project.
When you contact me, please provide the following:- a current curriculum vitae or resume;
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- an example of your scientific writing (e.g., your master's thesis), if available.
Research Overview
My group seeks quantitative insight on processes that break rock down and move sediment across landscapes. To obtain it, we use a variety of geochemical, isotopic, and geophysical methods to measure properties of the surface and shallow subsurface. Together these measurements reveal patterns of erosion, weathering, regolith formation, and biogeochemical cycling. This work is vital to understanding connections between life and landscapes and to making advances in understanding how humans and natural processes shape Earth's dynamic surface.
Some of our research methods include:- cosmogenic nuclides, which reveal long-term erosion rates of rock, soil & entire catchments [PDF primer];
- detrital thermochronometry, which sheds light on the sources of eroded material in streams and deposits;
- geochemical mass balance, which constrains the relative importance of chemical and physical erosion; &
- near-surface geophysics, which reveals the architecture of weathering and water storage in the critical zone.
Study Sites
Our research focuses on understanding the evolution of Earth's surface, with an emphasis on interpreting observations and measurements from the field. It should therefore come as no surprise that we often find ourselves in beautiful places around the world. Lately, we have been doing a lot of field work at NSF's Critical Zone Observatories. For example, two of our ongoing projects on erosion and weathering focuses on the region surrounding one of the three, original CZOs, in the southern Sierra Nevada.
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Cosmogenic Nuclide Labs: We oversee two spacious wet-chemical labs devoted to purification and dissolution of quartz and magnetite. Once minerals are dissolved, cosmogenic nuclides are extracted and prepared for analysis. We use these nuclides to measure rates of weathering, erosion, and sedimentation. Our cosmogenic nuclide lab facilities are open for use by collaborators on select projects. Contact me by e-mail for information.
Materials Characterization Labs: We have facilities for isolating other minerals, besides quartz; of particular interest to us at the moment is apatite, for detrital thermochronometry. We also boast a cottage industry in the geochemical analysis of soils and rock using XRF and XRD; this supports our quest for a quantitative understanding of weathering, erosion, and soil development in landscapes.
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- 2013–18 NSF EAR 1331939 Southern Sierra Critical Zone Observatory (CoPI)
- 2013–15 NSF EAR 1325033 Spatial variability in eroded sediment size & geomorphic processes (Lead PI)
- 2012–17 NSF EPS 1208909 The Wyoming Center for Environmental Hydrology & Geophysics (Investigator)
In my courses I challenge students to identify, understand, and quantify the chemical and physical processes that shape landscapes, generate soils, and modify water quality. My teaching approach emphasizes a mechanistic understanding of Earth systems, including hands-on field components and readings from current research whenever appropriate. Central in my teaching philosophy is the development of problem-solving skills and critical thinking abilities. Whenever possible, I include exercises based on my experience as an industry consultant – the goal is to help prepare our geology and geophysics graduates as best I can for the real-world problems they will face throughout their careers.
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Overstreet, B. T.*, Riebe, C. S., Wooster, J. K., Sklar, L. S., Bellugi, D. Gauging the capacity of salmon spawning substrates. (in review)
Riebe, C. S., Sklar, L. S., Lukens, C. E.*, Shuster, D. L. Climate and topography control the size and flux of sediment produced on steep mountain slopes. (in review)
Riebe, C. S., Hahm W. J.*, Brantley S. L. Going deep to quantify limits on weathering in the Critical Zone. Earth Surface Processes and Landforms. (in review)
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Ferrier, K. L., Kirchner, J. W., Riebe, C. S. & Finkel, R. C. 2010. Mineral-specific chemical weathering rates over millennial timescales: Measurements at Rio Icacos, Puerto Rico. Chem. Geol. 277:101-114. [PDF reprint]
Granger, D. E. & Riebe, C. S. 2007. Cosmogenic Nuclides in Weathering and Erosion. In "Treatise on Geochemistry, Volume 5: Surface and Ground Water, Weathering, and Soils." J. I. Drever (editor). Elsevier, London. [PDF reprint]
Riebe, C. S., Kirchner, J. W. & Finkel. R. C., 2004. Erosional and climatic effects on long-term chemical weathering rates in granitic landscapes spanning diverse climate regimes. Earth Planet. Sci. Lett. 224:547–562. [PDF reprint]
Riebe, C. S., Kirchner, J. W. & Finkel, R. C. 2004. Sharp decrease in long-term chemical weathering rates along an altitudinal transect. Earth Planet. Sci. Lett. 218:421–434. [PDF reprint]
Riebe, C. S., Kirchner, J. W., Finkel, R. C. 2003. Long-term rates of chemical weathering and physical erosion from cosmogenic nuclides and geochemical mass balance. Geochim. Cosmochim. Acta 67:4411–4427. [PDF reprint]
Riebe, C. S., Kirchner, J. W. & Granger, D. E. 2001. Quantifying quartz enrichment and its consequences for cosmogenic measurements of erosion rates from alluvial sediment and regolith. Geomorphology 40:15–19. [PDF reprint]
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As the University of Virginia Darden School of Business welcomes the Class of 2016, alumni of the most recent graduating class are settling into jobs around the globe. According to Darden's Career Development Center, an increased number of the School's MBA graduates are accepting positions in the field of technology. Amazon and Microsoft are among the top tech firms hiring at Darden.
This summer, roughly 15 percent of the School's newest alumni are filling positions in areas such as strategy, marketing and corporate finance within technology firms. Over the last five years, the percentages of Darden graduates entering the tech industry have risen progressively:
"Our efforts here at Darden to forge relationships in Silicon Valley and other hotbeds of technology, an improving economy and the need for firms to constantly innovate have led to an impressive number of opportunities in the tech industry for our students," said Jack Oakes, Darden assistant dean for career development.
Twenty-five percent of Darden's newest MBAs also hold engineering degrees, providing them with a mix of technology-related expertise and leadership skills that have prepared them to navigate the rapid rate of change in technology.
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Within a month of graduation, 86 percent of Darden's Class of 2014 received job offers from 75 companies. Employment rates were also high for international students at 83 percent.
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Darden's alumnae are making inroads in the technology industry.
Darden alumna Gargi Apte (MBA '14) was an engineer before she came to Darden. Today, she works for Amazon as a product manager for technical products.
"I will work on all aspects of the product, from conceptualization to final launch and marketing. To create innovative products that deliver superior customer value, product managers need to be an interface between engineers and customers," said Apte.
Studies have shown that women continue to be underrepresented in the tech industry. Despite this, Apte said she has always felt welcomed in the traditionally male-dominated environment.
"Right from the time I was in engineering school, I have always been in a male dominated environment," said Apte. "Because of that and because of my positive experiences with my peers at school and at work, I rarely even notice being one of few women in a room.
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More students are also choosing to launch companies of their own or join startups, making use of the many entrepreneurial resources offered at Darden to help them make the leap.
Students wishing to intern for a startup company can apply to Darden's Batten Venture Internship Program. The program enables participating students to gain entrepreneurial experience and provides funding to startups in order for new firms to pay their interns. This summer, 23 of Darden's Second Year MBA students learned the ropes in entrepreneurial endeavors thanks to the Batten Venture Internship Program, while 16 Second Year students worked on nine ventures in the business incubator of the W.L. Lyons Brown III Innovation Laboratory (i.Lab), better known as the U.Va. i.Lab, housed at Darden.
"Several schools have specialized endowments or nonprofit internship funds," said Amanda Panarese, assistant director of career education and advising in Darden's Career Development Center. "But the Batten Venture Internship Program focuses solely on connecting students with opportunities at early-stage ventures, while allowing those students to also earn a summer salary."
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I recently came into possession of many (dozens) of tomato cages. They all have surface rust. Is there a type of liquid paint (not spray) that will rubberize when dry or something like that I could brush on them? Any ideas are appreciated |
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I wonder if Plasti Dip would work? Not sure what sort of surface prep you would need to get a good bond though. |
I've never tried it, but wonder if Artists' gesso wouldn't work - the acrylic based. It's white, but you could color it with acyrlic paint. Rustoleum has a spray primer (brown) that I often use on metal garden fixtures. Could very well come in a can, too. I still think you'll have to prep them by removing surface rust. WTS, depending on the metal, the rusted cages could still last a decade. Personally, I kinda like the look. |
Why do they have to be rubberized? If it is just an appearance issue just paint them with any color of Rustoleum paint. Auto paint stores sell a primer paint that kills rust and leaves the treated area black. Old auto restorers use alot of it. But it all seems an awfully lot of work for cages that will work fine as is. Dave |
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- Color Classics Theatrical Cartoon Series
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- Fleischer Studios
- Distributed by: Paramount Studios
- Cartoon Characters: Animal Newlywed Couples, Pilot Lion.
- Voice Actors: Gus Wickie.
- Directed By Dave Fleischer.
- Produced By Max Fleischer, Adolph Zukor.
- Animated By Seymour Kneitel, Roland Crandall.
- Music: Charlie Tobias, Murray Mencher.
- Originally Released on July 12, 1935.
- Originally Released Theatrically.
- Running Time: 7:48 minutes.
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Various animal newlyweds take a rocket ship to the moon, where they dance the night away to "Dancing on the Moon (With You In My Arms)."
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Hi there, I've been looking all over for a recipe I used to have. It is for a dish called "Spaghetti Al Capone" and was purportedly one of Capone's favorite dishes(I never cared to find whether this was true or not.)
I remember the essential ingredients, but not all that went into it. The primary ingredients are: Roma Tomatoes
Does anyone find the name and ingredients familiar to them? Thanks very much!
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I don't need the flowering cherries, but I may be able to spare some lavender (I'd have to check to see if any of it has self-rooted)- I'm just up the road in Monroe. Let me know if that would be of interest, and I can check to verify that we have a rooted bit we could separate from the main plant (which is very large) Best, Keith |
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The Wall Street Journal is reporting that a new model of the iPhone and one for Verizon are coming, potentially this year.
Nokia hopes Symbian phones will help it win US market
Nokia is still talking about trying to tackle the U.S. market, and hopes that its new Symbian phones will help.
T-Mobile rolls out additional HSPA+ networks
T-Mobile said that additional markets including New Jersey and suburban Washington, D.C. are covered by HSPA+.
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