Where I work we make crushers and screens for mining. We don't get those inspections but we get paperwork nazi's that like to nitpick over my horrible handwriting... I don't know what's worse, them or the random visits from corporate.
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- Thread starter bshaw
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Where I work we make crushers and screens for mining. We don't get those inspections but we get paperwork nazi's that like to nitpick over my horrible handwriting... I don't know what's worse, them or the random visits from corporate.
- Location
- Warsaw, IN
- Location
- Bourbonnais IL.
I was asking where i should go to buy a decent digital multimeter without dropping mad bank on it.
SAM'I thought you were a home inspector'SET
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- 29°58'28.9"N 99°15'15.5"W
I did not know what DMM stood for.
I am a contractor. I do home inspections also.
I have an Ideal DMM. Flukes are good. Shop on line.
I am a contractor. I do home inspections also.
I have an Ideal DMM. Flukes are good. Shop on line.
Smash Hole
GFY
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- Smash HQ
I decided just to refinish it. Sanding sucks
- Location
- Warsaw, IN
- Location
- Warsaw, IN
I would have to agree. Fluke's are good. Wait are we all talking about the same thing here? HAHA
Smash Hole
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- Smash HQ
I got a fluke 87iii at work. Worth every penny, but I make a living with it.
Nothing wrong with cheaper ones for casual use
Nothing wrong with cheaper ones for casual use
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- Coshocton, OH
Sam I have a Greenlee DMM I bought from techtoolsupply. I've had it for probably 5years now, and have had no issues. Think I paid $20/$25 for it. It was on sale at the time....
I also have a Fluke. That I paid $0 for. Found it on the ground. In it's case. With all its accessories. It's not one of the fancy ones though.... just a basic DMM with temp probe.
- Location
- Bourbonnais IL.
huh, i wonder if DMM is just what they say at school.
I forgot this whole time i have had a fluke in my box at home.
it is this style here.
now i kinda wanted this style
but i spent some money today and now im thinking the one i already own is best. i will be checking with the instructor tomorrow. so far i have only been asked to bring 2 tools for my classes. yesterday the instructor gave us a list of required and suggested tools for the class. most of which i had but things like linemans pliers and 'good' strippers and a few others i needed.
small hand tools add up quick
BRIANHO13
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- Spring, TX
Caught a couple sharks and other fish today, surf fishing. Let a guy touch one of the sharks and it made his day, he was about a 100 yards down the beach still pumping his fists....
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*89Laredo*
NAXJA Forum User
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- Sheffield, IA
Goodbye spark screen.
89"much better"Laredo
89"much better"Laredo
*89Laredo*
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Sheffield, IA
Talked to a guy about getting my jeep fixed and Jed says I can buy his 6.9/4speed truck. Today was a good day.
- Location
- Michigan
w_howey
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- The Mudwest
Our IDOT materials inspection guy is the same way. I always try to send him over to the bother the quarry operators.. They have nothing better to do that talk to him.
poorboy87
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- Location
- Linton Indiana
I have a Caterpillar DMM. I use it daily. Dad got it from the Cat dealer he worked at. Im not sure who actually makes it but its labeled as Cat and sold by them. I have Caterpillar screw drivers that are made by snapon.
In School they always wanted us to get Fluke 118s I think. Flukes are good but can get pricey.
Anybody had much experience with the Blue concrete screws? I can never get the screws to sinch up tight. I dont know if Im not drilling the pilot holes correctly or what.
I need to mount a breaker box to a block wall. Any suggestions on what I should use?
In School they always wanted us to get Fluke 118s I think. Flukes are good but can get pricey.
Anybody had much experience with the Blue concrete screws? I can never get the screws to sinch up tight. I dont know if Im not drilling the pilot holes correctly or what.
I need to mount a breaker box to a block wall. Any suggestions on what I should use?
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- Location
- Warsaw, IN
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He was there a total of 6 hours. He'll be back. When I left I told my boss I was going home and drinking.
He was there a total of 6 hours. He'll be back. When I left I told my boss I was going home and drinking.
- Location
- Sheboygan, WI
I always stick a splinter/piece of wood in the drilled hole then use the screw. The wood makes it tight in the hole.
I use a fluke 87V, pricey but it does almost everything I need on a daily basis. Minus the oscilloscope stuff.
