Re: cordless tool 18V to 12V converter

Leon Fisk <lfiskgr@gmail.invalid> writes:

On Fri, 15 Mar 2024 18:35:24 +0000
Richard Smith <null@void.com> wrote:
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There are some large feathers for the 32mm to 34mm hole.
Thing is, from my observation, they work no better than the small
feathers on this granite.

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My thinking was if there were already big holes drilled and the piece
hadn't been split you wouldn't have to make more holes.
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Regarding whether to make a webpage with stuff like this... I gain info
from lots of web pages that aren't exactly about the problem I'm trying
to solve. I find them useful. You do a lot of the same. You're able to
apply a concept or idea elsewhere in a completely unrelated field. As
I've aged I now realize a lot of people can't do this😑

I had that explained to me when I was in my mid-20's.  I was confused -
by just about everything - then chance had a significant encounter.
Husband of a lady who grew up next door.

He explained - the problem is everyone else - because as he explained i
was seeing things - correlations - they would never see.
With people I like I have learned to handle that - let them see that I
see these things and can make good results happen.  If you otherwise fit
in, they will relate to things like "this is the sole employer in town
and we need it to survive".  Was a happy time when I lived in "cider
country" in England.  The technical part of my brain was very functional
then - warnings of becoming a "local yokel" were unfounded.  "Win-win"
situation.

I've told you something jolly.
In Britain I have to work in jobs like welder because the ability is
frightening in a highly managerialised society.
Any difference from "mainstream average of averages" is instant
rejection.
That said - the vision of them hiding under their desks and whispering
to each other "Has he gone yet?" is amusing.  I tend to pour it on
thickly when it's obvious this interview is going nowhere.