masterrig
-
Content
15,592 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Feedback
0%
Everything posted by masterrig
-
O.K. I checked-out the picture you posted... I'm not saying a word! Chuck
-
Hell yeah, farts, fart jokes are funny. The reactions of folks really makes it funny. I think, it starts when we are kids and we just don't grow out of laughing at stuff like that. I don't care who you are... it's funny! Chuck
-
N, no and no... I just never got caught! Chuck
-
That's IT! Good job! Chuck
-
Well, I'm not afraid of rejection. Hell, I've been turned-down, more times than a bedspread! If, I'm afraid of anything at all, it would be prison. I don't know why, just a 'silly' fear. Chuck
-
That, was 'classic'. Shatner, is really funny. He's hilarious on 'Boston Public'. Chuck
-
Rep. Rangel Seeks to Reinstate the Draft
masterrig replied to Gravitymaster's topic in Speakers Corner
I too, agree with you, 100%. Like so many of us in this country, I lived through the draft during Viet Nam. In brief... it didn't work then and it won't work now. Chuck -
My bad! I thought, this was another O.J. thread. As for your topic, over the years, I've run across many folks like that. I just ignored them. Sure enough... they went away! Chuck
-
Yup! The same William Shatner. Did you ever see the skit from SNL? It was hilarious. Chuck
-
To quote William Shatner on Saturday Night Live; " PEOPLE... get a LIFE!" Chuck
-
...and a Democrat 'big-wig' wants to re-instate the draft! Chuck
-
Happy (belated) Birthday! Hope, it was a good one! Chuck
-
He's a sly one! Chuck
-
You'd go a long way, to beat a Ruger! Chuck
-
One tthing... periodically, take a plain sheet of paper with a few scattered drops of light oil and run it through your shredder. This, is mentioned in the owner's manual.... Shredders are really cool. It doesn't work good, slicing salami! Chuck
-
Someone, has just too much time and money on their hands! Chuck
-
Good Lord, Man! You must have a neck like a professional wrestler from that gear! The way I see it is, that manufacturer, put a lot of time and energy into the production of that parachute as for R&D. At least, 'try' their way! I pack my Sabre-1 according to manufacturer's instructions and have had good openings. The only line-breaking whacker I ever had, was when I first got it and rolled the nose and all kinds of oragami stuff that other folks suggested. Chuck
-
How are you packing it? Are you rolling the nose? I've packed several Sabre-2's for other folks and packed it according to manufacturer's instructions (the 'standard response for riggers) and no complaints from those jumping the parachute. I asked how the opening was... end-cell closures? a 'whacker' opening? and etc. Their response was 'smooth and soft'. Just a thought. Chuck
-
Deep-fried! We will be guests at the ranch I work for. Chuck
-
This might be a little late but... I just learned of your birthday! Hope, it's been the best ever! Chuck
-
Thanks, Mel! I appreciate your in-put. I really wasn't aware of the letter designation. Chuck
-
I think, you are going to find, you have a very good sewing machine. From what I can tell, it should be quite versitile. If, you don't have the owner's manual for the machine, you might just find it on Singer's web site. Sounds like, you done good! Chuck
-
I've been doing searches through Singer's site. Near as I can tell, that machine came in a 'K' series and 'W' series. From what I can find, it is a drop-feed, straight-stitch. It appears to be a rather heavy duty machine. Probably good for sewing Cordura and Para-pack material. You might, just have a real good machine. Chuck
-
I only searched 'industrial' Singer machines. That is a real good idea, taking it to a sewing machine shop. I'd like to ask you another question. Is the case, made of plastic or steel? Also, the 'W', after the model number makes me wonder if, it may be a 'walking-foot' machine. I'd be interested to know, what you learn about your machine. Chuck
-
Is that a 306W25? I looked-up Singer industrial machines and that was the closest I coud find to Model - 306. If, it is a 306W25, it is a swing needle, zig-zag, straight stitch machine. It appears to have capabilities of sewing heavier materials. I don't know about sewing risers with it. You might check-out Singer's web page under industrial machines. The owner's/instruction manuals are available there. You might get with a knowledgable sewing machine repairman and have him look at it for more info. Chuck