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Place a bead on the pin that sticks out the back of the pinwheel. Force the pin into a dowel, and the pinwheel should spin freely.
Cleaning a Keurig mini brewer is a little tricky. It is not quite as simple the larger units but, with these step by step instuctions, it is a piece of cake!
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Canon EOS 300D with 55-200mm f/4.5-5.6 Canon Zoom Lens and reverse mounted Canon 50mm f/1.8.
Pictures taken with this setup can be found here: www.flickr.com/photos/ratamatatta/sets/72157604949271527/
Here is how i put the hanger into the board and hung it to the hook on the wire. i did this 10cm (3,9in) from each side of the print. Excess wire is rolled up behind the Print.
I've removed the stop temporarily here, as it was in the way of this long piece of wood. What I'm doing here is holding the wood down very firmly, and removing the end. I won't move the large piece left on the saw. It needs to stay tightly in place.
Showing how easy it is to add a section to the outline in Sales and Marketing Pro.
For instance, I've added a social media strategy spreadsheet.
For information on how to purchase the software go to www.paloalto.com/sales_and_marketing_plan_software/
With the rod and wood pieces unmoving, screw the rod clamp screws back in place. Now the rod is dialed in to make the stop really mean 0" when it's at the 0" mark.
The start of the next arc should start farther in then the previous. And the arc should have a radius of 5x centered at B.
I used an awl, but a tiny screwdriver or metal knitting needle (or similar) may also work. Use the template to ensure the holes are in the same position for each card.
Draw the shape of the stocking on the arm-fabric. Mine was 6” at the top of the arm, 5“ at the wrist, and 8.5” at its widest (paw). Give 1.4“ seam allowance on all sides.
My first attempt at putting a sheen on my beads in Iron Coder 0. This one was too hard for me to express in a Bézier path.
See? 12".
I later switched the blade from a rip (26 teeth) to a finish (90 teeth), and the cut quality got amazing. The ends look like finished plastic now. I may never use a ripping blade again. This is the old rip cut, clocking in at 12". It seems just shy of it to me, but again, all of this can be dialed in to very high tolerances. At this point, the tape measure may not even be the best judge, if the end piece is loose.