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Hi im so happy because i have a pro form treadmil without this electricité bord i want to bye one to my treadmil can you help me please

Our treaadmill is not working

Thank you. Mine hasn’t worked properly ever, and this has fixed it 😊

Nice work beautiful

Yah so good advice could yo sent trouble shooting for my treadmill once i switch on the run button it suddenly stop and you have to restart again

Several months ago, I found a video that used a similar technique. Looked for it as I had some small - few square inches - to orange peel today. Couldn't find that video but found this one from @alohachristine - which works great. A key could be having the right thickness for the compound. I had mine a bit too thin so it would tend to drip off the stiff bristles.

Aww Christine that was lovely darling!

This method works good for fine orange peel because your blobs are small specs. The brush can possibly get close to a medium "bigger blobs" but you have to apply alot more mud than you have and it needs to be stiffer mudd. The thinner the mud the smaller the blobs usually but quite a few more variables with a brush vs a sprayer. A sprayer is easier to control

Which has the better sound, in your opinion?

This is a highly underrated video. What a simple and clever method, thank you. Just what I was looking for! I wish I could like it several times. 👍👍👍

wow

Never seen anyone drill a hole for quarter round, use braid nailers.

That was beautiful. :) ❤

Hello, really good cover of this song. Thanks for sharing Christer

I really like your voice and style of singing.

I am making that for Christmas thank you

If you have premade cut squares. I recommend doing the following steps: 1. Lay out the whole quilt as you want to see it finished. 2. Take a digital photo (cell phone or camera) so you can reference it when you are done sewing the rows. 3. Pin squares with right sides together. (It is possible to pin a whole row of squares. Just try not to prick yourself!;) 4. Do factory line sewing. Sew one square together on one row, then (without lifting the needle) insert the next row and sew one square together. Do this until you've done one square on each of the pinned rows. (I hope this makes sense!) 5. Pull out the last row. Snip that thread, and here you can either cut the thread from the connected columns-- or wait until the end to cut them. 6. Repeat the sewing pattern again. This time sew on square 3 and move across all the rows without cutting thread until the end. 7. Repeat the sewing process until the end. 8. Refer to your picture and lay out the columns (or rows-- depending on whether you pins horizontally or vertically) the way you want them to look. 9. Pin the rows (or columns) together (You'll want to press the seams the same way on each row-- but make the presses opposite for each row. She the following video to understand what I mean. As well as to better understand the chain piecing method that I'm describing in this steps.:) (Quilty: How to Quilt a Checkerboard Pattern-- Fons & Porter) ua-cam.com/video/GRF7NBYjFN8/v-deo.html 10. Sew the row/column and continue this out. Making sure to SEW AT THE SAME EXACT SEAM ALLOWANCE FOR EACH ROW/ SQUARE. 11. Lay out the finished top and admire. :) TIP: TO ensure exact seam allowance, place a bright colored piece of tape on the sewing plate of where to keep the fabric edge. This helps you not cross your seam allowance!

I thought the camera work was great!

Be easier to use a brad nail gun then you wouldn't have to drill. Use an 18ga brad nail less then 2" nails

I need this for Hamilton needs

Where can I buy this

God Loves to Tell a Story With a Happy Ending Possum Run Music/BMI • Chris White Music/BMI • Asheville Music Publishing/BMI In chapter one we meet someone lost out in the wilderness. Searching for the road to lead them home. In chapter two we find them with a heart that has been broken. The choices they have made left them alone. Later in the story after trials and tribulations, They find redemption in a rugged cross. Suddenly their tragedy has a happy ending. A happy-ever-after for the lost. And that’s the story for me; Without Him where would we be? Little David would have died at the hands of ol’ Goliath. Moses would have stopped at the Red Sea. The three Hebrew children would have perished in the fire. Satan would have won at Calvary. And I who was lost would have been lost forever. But that’s not where the story ends for me. For God saw the finish and He wrote another chapter; an ending where salvation set me free. He never met a broken heart he wasn’t capable of mending. I’m so glad God loves to tell a story with a happy ending. I am not the only one; I know that there are others. Soon every story draws to a close. Epic tales of struggle that have spanned across the ages. Where before the cross there was no hope. And just before the dawn when the outcome was so certain A knight in shining armor did appear. The story took a turn in a way no one expected. It’s no mystery why I am here. If it wasn’t for His love for you and me, Well the story would have ended differently…

What is name of music at the background?

yep.....another clueless homeowner!!!!!!!

Very Nice!

OH MY GOSH! WHAT IS GOING ON? IS SHE GIVING BIRTH?!?

How much fabric do I need for this please obviously mine might be different if I do a different size than you did but at least I'll have a basis for purchase?

This really helped me with a project I had some confusion with. I wasn't making a quilt, but rather a hood, and this technique seems to be exactly what I needed. Thank you.

What exactly was the point of making that worthless video!!???

I can tell who wears the pants in this family:-)

Dem feet!

your voice is lovely and seems you have had some experience with phrasing and facial expression which ties beautifully into your performance. But your control on the top notes despite the cold seemed closed and lacking breath to finish. When the you hit the high notes with words such as see and me the ee sound closes the back of the throat, the mouth closes into a smile. Your air and voice has no where to go but through the nose. Creating that young thin breathy sound losing air to sustain the note to its end. Instead of singing the word me in the high register sing mah ee putting your index finger on your chin to insure you drop your jaw (looking in mirror while you do this will help). It might be that your used to singing through the nose on the high notes without realizing it. If that is the case pinching your nose closed while singing is another way to insure the sound and air leave through the mouth. You ultimately are aiming to see your throat open in the back like your yawning when you sing. Breathing to sustain notes is another thing and takes singers years of training in the classical world to get a feel on how much air to draw and when. But the training how to breath is simple and easily practiced. Take and deep breath pushing your stomach out than sing your ending notes. "God mad you mine," bending over a kitchen or desk chair keeping your stomach tight so the chair doesn't force your air out. Same thing can be done by laying down with a heavy book on your stomach take a deep breath pushing the book up. Then sing "God made you mine," slowly letting the book descend as you run out of air. Keep up the good work it"s a song worth working for and a good cause to have had learned it. You have a gift don't let it go to waste keep practicing to control will come.

One peice at a time, NOT THE WHOLE SECTION. Instal ONE peice then tap the side with a block and hammer to seat to the other plank. No wonder you have had such a pain in the ass getting all the locks to engage at the same time.

Thanks for your comment. Means a lot to me.

Sorry, I tried repeatedly to get this in order, but there is a major glitch on UA-cam tonight, because when it seems I get them all in order, I refresh the screen and then it throws my number out of order. Ugh! I'll try to email it to your UA-cam account in order though :)

I'm sorry I don't have time make a video to demonstrate, but hopefully my explanations help. When you finish it (and if you remember me) I'd love to hear how it went :)

3: ALWAYS make sure that you line up squares. Do this by making sure that when you pin right sides together that the lines are PERFECT(stretch or make pinch in square if necessary--it might pucker, but visually it will look lined up :) *I recommend practicing on some smaller squares with tape technique. (Say a 4 x 4 row--that way you'll be able to see if you are lining them up and sewing with the same seam allowance, and achieving accuracy of square size.)

TIPS for Perfect Squares: 1: Take a piece of tape (colored duct tape, or masking tape, so it's highly visible) and decided what seam allowance you want for the quilt. 2. ALWAYS use that same seam allowance on every square, row, and even edge binding!! This will ensure perfect squares.

Hi Donotforgetname :) Thanks for the comment! I think in your situation it would work best if you lay down your squares on the table or floor, in the order you want them. [At this point I will often take a digital picture of the lay out for a visual reference for myself (but in this case, it's probably not that important, as it's not a super intricate pattern). ] 1. start either vertically or horizontally and pin the squares together in the order you want them.

Making an infant quilt Don't mind the shaky camera at all. This tutorial was very informative! Q: If the squares are already pre-cut how do you sew them together into even quilt lines? I want a quilt type like this: V= varied colored P= Pink B= Blue G= Green V, P,V,B,V,G,V P,V,B,V,G,V,P V,B,V,G,V,P,V and so on... The squares are already pre-cut, but when I sew them together they are just not coming out all the same size, even though the individual square sizes are all the same. Help?!

If that's the cage u are crazy

Get a 18ga Brad nailer. One Guy can do all the trim in a 3000 sqft house in like 2 hours. That's measuring, cutting, nailing, and caulking

I believe that one should always wear, at least, a pair of closed work boots or shoes, even sneakers would be helpful for this work which you were performing. I hate to see exposed feet and toes at the work site; or anywhere for that matter, except the beach.

Lady, could not care less about the look of your toes but doing repair or construction work barefoot is good path to losing some or at least nasty injuries. Safety shoes are a must.

Nice flip flops

Your comment makes my day! Thanks starlightie :)

Muchas Gracias Megpessoa!

Krogglerock, sorry for my delay. I don't always see my comments until years later! :) I really appreciate your feedback. I had not considered speaking the words first, and will make sure I incorporate that the next time I perform. You are probably finished with your music studies now, and performed already at your friends wedding. I hope all has gone well for you. I appreciate you support and optimism :)

Thanks munke2112! Institute room to be exact...so same thing..except for college kids! :)