Power tools what does this means in terms of machinery ??
Q. I really what to know difference between power tools and ordinary tools .Is it specially design to do some special kind of work or it is of full power as the word describes ??
Asked by Julia Collen - Tue Oct 23 04:06:09 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The term "power tool" designates any hand held tool which is not souly operated by manual power. Power tools are generally considered to be portable and light weight, such as circular saws,belt sanders,cordless drills,routers and etc. Table saws, drill presses, band saws and the like are considered to be floor machinery or light machinery. Basically any "electrical Driven--lite weight--hand held tool"is labeled as a "Power tool". Hope this answers you're question.
Answered by highnsight - Tue Oct 23 05:11:31 2007

Are tools/machinery replacing farmers?
Q. elaborate please. and if you have any sites that would help me please list them..thanks
Asked by Chloe - Sat Jan 10 07:57:51 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Perhaps the quantities of farmers in developed countries. Advanced machinery requires far less labor than do primitive methods. My great grandfather harvested corn by hand with a corn knife and bushel baskets. A modern corn picker probably outperforms his efforts ten thousand-fold.
Answered by I DJ Weddings - Mon Jan 12 17:31:47 2009

what type of technique & tools are used to mine jasper effectively,preferably no blasting or heavy machinery.?
Q. when working from the top downward, what do i do or use to split the collumns of jasper along its naturally occuring fracture? Jasper is quite hard and most metal picks, chisels, and hammers are NOT effective.I have heard there is a substance that is inserted into holes that are drilled into the rock that forces it apart by slow expansion..If so, what is it and can i aquire it? If this isnt possible,what is the next most efficient and logical method?
Asked by etkallagh - Sun Jul 15 01:12:11 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The substance is wood. You pound a dry wooden wedge into a drilled hole or natural fracture then wet it. The wood swells with tremendous pressure. This method has been used since before recorded history. A faster technique, commonly used today, is wedge and feathering - steel wedges go into drilled holes or natural fractures then steel shims, called "feathers", are pounded in alongside until the rock cleaves.
Answered by virtualguy92107 - Sun Jul 15 02:49:53 2007

machinery screws; odd type, where do i get the tools?
Q. *I have a garden shredder. If I wish to dismantle it (say when it jams) I find I cannot unfasten the screws, because they are of a strange type At the lip of the recess in the head the shape is hexagonal but this develops into a hemisphere within a short distance. What is this type of screw called and where to I get the tool which will offer purchase on the screws?
Asked by Reg - Sun Jun 28 11:18:47 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

What tool or machinery is used to hem a circle made of any type of light weight sheet metal?
Q. What tool or machinery is used to hem a circle made of any type of light weight sheet metal?
Asked by Doc 6 String - Fri Apr 3 12:45:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Any tool of the type that would produce an open or closed hem on the edge of sheet metal is called a hemming die. Due to the constraints of geometrical physics, I would presume the only way to produce one upon a circular piece of metal would require a three step process instead of the normal two steps. First, the laser or punch press would have to create reliefs around the edge of the metal, to eliminate the hem closing in upon itself, as it cuts out the circle. Second, a press would have to push the circle into a die, to do the pre-bend on the outer edge, hopefully past 90 degrees, into an acute angle. Third, a press would have to press the hem closed, or to an open hem, with the appropriate spacer for an open hem. Upon further… [cont.]
Answered by Magyver - Sun Apr 5 00:18:11 2009

I'm looking for a rep/agent to sell an unique tool for garden machinery. Do you know a site for that?
Q. Or, even better, someone who already does this job? I asked how aqnd where to find sales representatives, not for a comment about my question... I asked how and where to find sales representatives, not for a comment about my question...
Asked by Lone Wolf - Fri May 8 08:27:35 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. why can,t you sell this product yourself or do you want to just manufacture and hand over the distribution to some else if it,s unique you could be on a winner do you have a patent on it and have you covered all the angles like being ripped off by one of the big boys. Big Mac.
Answered by unknown - Fri May 8 10:39:58 2009

Where can I post and sell used machinery online?
Q. I am need to sell some used machines and tools for parts. Anyone know of where I can post and auction/sell them online? That is not EBAY!
Asked by wirekid29 - Mon Jun 16 09:46:48 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments

A. You could do ebay, craigslist, or amazon but here is a cool site. It is called poshpoints and it runs on points so there is NO credit card at all. I have been a member for a while and love it. You even start off with 15 free points to spend and the seller pays shipping which means you get free stuff. They ask for your phone # in the beggining to sign up and I just created a fake one, you can too. Sign up here: Email me if you have any questions.
Answered by Andrea B - Tue Jun 17 09:55:31 2008

how can i break open a large hollow rock without machinery?
Q. i found a large rock in the woods in WV. there was a crack on one side of it with little crystals growing in it. the other side is hollow (probley somewhere 2-6in. thick) . i was told that there might be some larger crystals in that cavity. but it is so deep in the woods we only has acces to hand tools and any thing we can carry
Asked by Brandon F - Sat Nov 24 10:17:21 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If there is a tree nearby, rig up a rope/pulley thing. Over the rock, suspend a heavy weight. Have a knot or something on the rope so the weight will only fall to about halfway down the hieght of the rock. (you don't want to crush it)Using the pulley(s) to help lift the weight, bring it up over the rock. Let it fall as often as needed to break the rock.
Answered by iamsuranovi - Sat Nov 24 10:32:16 2007

I need help answering three questions on my job application?
Q. Summerize special job related skills and clallifications aquired from education, employment, and volunteer work. List special office machines, tools, machinery or other equipment that you are trained on and can operate that will be helpful in performing the responsibilitiesof the position for which you are applying.(im sixteen and applying for bagger i dont know what machinery i would even need) Provide any additional information you believe would be helpful in considering your application. I don't know what to say for these questions I don't have any special skills.
Asked by d h - Sun Apr 15 14:34:57 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You DO have special skills, D H! You play sports, right? That's team work, a necessary skill for working. Are you in any extracurricular activities at school or church? That usually requires good people skills. Do you play video games? Manual dexterity (good with your hands). As far as machines, you use a computer and different software packages, you can list those.
Answered by SexyTrojan - Sun Apr 15 14:44:06 2007

In a woodworking business, would things like sandpaper and rags for wiping stains be considered Cost of Goods?
Q. I do the accounting for a woodworking business. I understand that materials such as wood and paint and the factory labor are costs of good sold. I am also pretty sure that the factory machinery and tools that we use are not necessarily costs of goods sold. For me, the gray area is the little things like sandpaper and the rags that we use to wipe on the stains. We go through a lot of these and it's a pretty big expense. I just want to make sure they are accounted for correctly.
Asked by Matt W - Fri Jun 20 00:58:57 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I don't think so..it would likely be a supply much like office supplies would be.
Answered by alicialions - Fri Jun 20 01:02:38 2008

Industrial & Mechanical style paintings and artists?
Q. I'm doing a beginners painting course, and I wonder if anyone out there knows of some artists who painted with an industrial style (use of greys, machines and machinery, tools, industrial buildnings and interiors). they can be from any movement, but I just want those who focused on industrial and mechanical things. I want to use that style for my own project, which is to paint the carpentry and metal workshops near the studio.
Asked by Grains_of_Wrath - Sun Sep 2 22:50:14 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There was a popular movement in the twenties and thirties when our culture was obsessed with things mechanical and several artists painted in the styles you are looking for. The most prominent was probably Fernand Leger but there were others like Robert Delaunay , Juan Gris , Georges Braque (first cubist) , Francis Picabia , and the Russian Kasimir Malevich. Good luck with your project.
Answered by Zoltar - Mon Sep 3 09:09:57 2007

We want to start a two wheeler and four wheeler workshop, could any one tell me what we required for that?
Q. Requirements means tools, machinery and equipements
Asked by sonu - Wed Jul 16 02:19:36 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. For what kind of work tune ups or complete rebuilds Kind of a broad question I have a Pipe Bender that cost $11K But just simple repairs A complete set of SAE & Metric Tools can be $20K Just make your own list for the kind of shop you want
Answered by indianjohn - Wed Jul 16 02:33:55 2008

Why won't my doctor put me on maternity leave?
Q. I operate a machine (10 ft mill) and sculpt prototypes for a living. The job can be physically demanding, not to mention dangerous with obstacles on the floor to avoid. Bending, stretching, using heavy machinery, tools and working with polyurethane foam models and industrial modeling clay in the automotive industry. I wanted a month off before my due date and he wouldn't sign a waiver for it. He said typically 2 weeks is the norm to leave for maternity leave. I am pretty much useless at work now, and they don't have other things for me to do instead. He says he doesn't want me to get fired. I know they wouldn't do that. Why is he not giving up the paperwork? What can I do to convince him?
Asked by Fancy - Wed Aug 15 14:55:42 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. First of all if you're tired and can't handle the stress, you should be at home resting. Some doctors don't want to be bothered with the paper work. I am 38 weeks pregnant, I work at a cash vault and was on my feet all day, lifting, pushing money bags and stuff like that. I started to literally drag myslef to work until one day I couldn't do it anymore. And told my doctor and he put me out of work. I am due August 30 and my last day of work was July 1st, so yes you can have the doctor put you out if you're not feeling well. Cause I was really getting sick and vomitting and stuff, so it was time for me to saty home. Also my job pays for short trem disability and maternity too. So right now I'm getting my full pay. Find out from your HR… [cont.]
Answered by neth062004 - Wed Aug 15 15:39:29 2007

How do they make (the dies that produce) plastic model kits so accurate?
Q. How are plastic kits made! AFTER they're produced & i buy them, of course I--everybody--knows how to put them together. But how did they make those molds/dies that produce them in the first place? And how do they make the parts sooo accurate? It's obviously done by machinery & not by hand tools, right?
Asked by Fungyi - Mon Apr 21 14:01:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. First the Finished Model is made out of steel or another hard material. A Professional Tool and Die maker then takes it and using a computer , programs the Machine to follow along the hard copy of the model and pieces. As it does this it carves out the indentations that form the model pieces. Kind of the way a Jeweler engraves a piece of jewelery. If you've ever seen that done you will get an idea. Some Molds are hand made by Master Craftsmen with high quality tools. It depends on the quality and product being made , how the mold is produced. Some Molds are only made for a certain amount of Firings, and then the molds are broken. With only a limited amount of a certain product, they sometimes become very collectable as there are only a… [cont.]
Answered by Lisa R. - Mon Apr 21 14:39:16 2008

what you need to be a counselor?
Q. what type of education do you need to obtain? will you work indoors or outside? will you need a uniform? [what uniform?] will you work with your hands? machinery? tools? [which ones?] will you work alone or with others? will you travel much? how often will you work? how will you schedule be? and anything else you feel pertains to being a counselor. -if these could be answered in spanish i would really appreciate it.[:
Asked by wsjess1 - Mon May 11 16:07:05 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1.En la mayoria de los estados, los consejeros deben contar con licencia. Los requisitos para su obtencion varian segun el estado. Normalmente, sin embargo, para obtener una licencia sera necesario completar una maestria en orientacion, acumular dos anos de experiencia clinica supervisada y aprobar un examen. Para ingresar a una maestria en trabajo social, se debe contar con una licenciatura; no obstante, no es necesario que sea en trabajo social. Se recomiendan los cursos de pregrado en areas relacionadas como psicologia, sociologia, economia y ciencias politicas. Sin embargo, la licencia no siempre constituye un requisito para la orientacion para casos de abuso y crisis. En algunas circunstancias, los consejeros pueden hallar empleo en… [cont.]
Answered by Jon-McAtk - Mon May 11 18:58:10 2009

Should we give money to poor ppl?
Q. ZAKAAT (Alms) Ramadan is the month of giving and benevolence, the Messenger was more benevolent than a falling rain. Muslims are encouraged to emulate the Messenger of Allah (saas), to assess and pay their Zakaat during the month of Ramadan, thus combining the two pillars of Islam at the same time. Zakaat (alms) is the name of what a believer returns out of his or her wealth to the neediest of Muslims for the sake of the Almighty Allah. It is called Zakaat because the word Zakaat is from Zakaa which means, to increase, purify and bless. Who Should Give Zakaat The obligation of Zakaat is mandatory on every Muslim who possesses the minimum Nisaab, whether the person is man, woman, young, old sane or insane. Because the proof of Zakaat in… [cont.]
Asked by smart-doctor-egypt - Mon Mar 26 18:06:52 2007 - - 6 Answers - 2 Comments

A. The answer is: YES Please do not mind but I--and many other readers--- would nave preferred a shorter, more concise, question Thank you for drawing our attention to to the need for giving in charity.
Answered by sultan395 - Wed Mar 28 10:17:53 2007

how can i star a demolition company?
Q. i whant to star a demo company, i really good at it with machinery and all the tools, but i dont know how to do all the paper work, anybody in the biz that can help me
Asked by LJ H - Wed Sep 19 12:50:43 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Two places to check ... First, contact the Small Business Development Center for helping in starting a business. Second, contact your County Clerk's office to see what licenses you need.
Answered by jdkilp - Sat Sep 22 20:12:56 2007

Woodworking Software?
Q. I'm building a page for my website and was wanting to get some of your suggestions. 1. What is a good cabinet design software program for a small to medium sized (home) woodshop? Are there any other woodworking software programs you would personally suggest? Thank you for your input. Jeremy www.woodworking-machinery -and-tools.com
Asked by skey_000 - Sun Dec 23 13:02:06 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Are you looking for a program that does the design automatically? If so, you'd better get a bank loan, that sort of thing isn't going to be cheap. If you are looking for a CAD type program that is affordable but effective, I suggest you try this: As as matter of interest I use TurboCad. A very powerful but easy to use program that can also do 3D if you want to. It isn't really that expensive.
Answered by oil field trash - Sun Dec 23 15:01:46 2007

This is another problem, concerning neighbors...and noise!?
Q. I received great advice here, so I am back to ask another question concerning a neighbor. It seems he does not work, and spends the last two weeks out in his front yard with what seems to be a buzz saw, or some kind of machinery/tool. It is nerve wrecking, and unfortunately I am one who works nights, and sleeps mornings. After he uses this gut wrecking noisy tool for just about all day long, until about 5 p.m. he then puts his dog outside, who barks and whines constantly. I do not know what to do, as I spoke to him, and wrote a letter twice about his dog. Very politely, but to the point. He then resolves the dilemma for about a week, then it starts all over again. This last past two weeks includes this buzz saw, in which if I keep my… [cont.]
Asked by Dee - Tue Jul 22 20:29:45 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. ask him again politely, then if he still doesnt stop, say youll have to report him, and then he might stop. if he doesnt, go thhrough with your words and call the police to report him. that will make him stop.
Answered by ~lexieee~ - Tue Jul 22 21:03:42 2008

Have question about my work history,its missing computer skills?
Q. but have listed some of my skills and need to know what skill is the best to offer in a job application if any will be good enough without computer skills, tig welding /mig /stick/gas welding/leadership/people skills/ lathe-milling machine-tool building/forming jig builder/mold building/ gas forge building/ rotory-compressor rebuilding/piston-compres sor repair/plumbing-air tanks and overhead lines/punch press repair/heat-treatment of tool steels/ surface grinder/ machinery problem solving/ bull dozer-back-hoe-operation- repair/ basic hyd/basic-elec/110volt/22 0 single phase/230/240/-3phase 440 volt-///large machinery transport and rigging/ setup-pre-run/ large-small-forklift oper/ ind- pen -forging hammer builds repairs die building/- [cont.]
Asked by JALISCO - Thu Sep 28 01:09:22 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I think it depends on the type of job that you are looking for. Some don't require any computer skills. However, if you are concerned about not having skills for a particular type of job, then take a class and note it in your application. If a job requires more computer skills than you have, an employer might still consider your application because you have a grasp of the basics or have some skills. He/she might figure that they can teach you what you need to know for the job.
Answered by ladybug_jane22 - Thu Sep 28 01:43:48 2006