Re: cart


I tried the adjustable wrench first on the metric scew but too bulky to
work well. My solution was to get the coffee can down and sort through
all the extra nuts, bolts and what not and come up with something more
substantial and not metric.


Kitty

-- james singer <islandjim1@verizon.net> wrote:
That bench I put together a few days ago was made in China. Metric 
bolts; fortunately, I've got a few metric wrenches--weapons for coping 
with globalization, I guess. Instructions were well-written and easy to 
follow. Only problem was the brass Philips-head screws that were 
supposed to be screwed into the hardwood slats. My power screwdriver 
kept stripping out the cross. The screws were metric size, also. Had to 
take one with me to HD to find an approximate equal in stainless steel.

On Jul 22, 2005, at 11:57 AM, Rich Apking wrote:

> Hi Kitty,
> Probably metric hardware, the curse of the weekend auto mechanic.  I
> sympathize with you and the quality of instructions one receives with 
> the
> "do it yourself" stuff sold nowadays.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-gardenchat@hort.net [o*@hort.net]On
> Behalf Of kmrsy
> Sent: Thursday, July 21, 2005 11:53 PM
> To: Agardenchat
> Subject: [CHAT] cart
>
>
> We talked carts a long time back.  I have a metal mesh flat cart I 
> really
> like.  Well, the Homier tent people were back in town and, with a 
> coupon,
> you could get this cart for only $20.  I paid $40 two years ago.  So I 
> took
> an early lunch and ran down to get one when they opened (it's for CES, 
> not
> me) and stood in line for a half hour to pay in a sweltering tent.  I 
> put it
> together tonight.  Thank goodness I had my own cart to look at because 
> the
> instructions were so poorly written, full of misspelled words and 
> run-on
> sentences and terms that matched nothing on the schematic.  And of 
> course
> there were poorly machined parts that didn't quite match up.  Screws 
> that
> weren't long enough for the job.  A size that was somewhere between 
> 7/16 and
> 1/2 that I didn't have.  And even at 9 at night the humidity was a 
> killer.
> But I finally got it put together.
>
> Kitty
> neIN, Z5
>
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