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In Topic: Stainless Steel Double Edge Razor Blade
Yesterday, 13:05
KHUNDAN, on Yesterday, 08:49 , said:
Go to one of the many retail shops where the hair shops get their supplies from. You can buy the blades per box or by a case. Cheap also.
Most barbers use them and can sell to you or tell you where to go.
Hope this helps
Dan
Most barbers use them and can sell to you or tell you where to go.
Hope this helps
Dan
+1. Beauty supply shops sell these cheap in a variety of brands: Gillette, Feather, Dorco, Lord, Astra SS, Astra SP. Astra SP are great value and you can buy a box of 100 for about B150.
In Topic: So What Was Your Very First Home Computer ?
2012-05-26 14:26:02
Mention of assembling the MITS Altair 8800 reminded me of something.
I've got you all beat. Match THIS:
il_fullxfull.319006920.jpg 139.02K
4 downloads
brainiac_k30_3.jpg 66.8K
4 downloads
The Braniac K-30!!!
"The rotary switch rotors held shorting staples which could be crimped into pairs of holes. Connections to the backplane were made by bent pieces of brass, held by screws, pairs of which got shorted together as the staples came in contact with them. The whole arrangement got pretty dodgy as the number of circuits on a switch increased. The bent brass pieces either got mangled or failed to make a connection. But it was entertaining, nonetheless. The most complicated example in the guidebook was a circuit that played a decent game of tic-tac-toe." (parallax.com)
I confess I never got it to play tic-tac-toe. Fact, I can't remember what I got it to do, if anything. It was an Xmas present around 1960 and could hardly compete w/ more dramatic toys you ride, drive, and shoot.
I did mess around w/ it tho. It was quite mysterious and VERY hi-tech.
http://www.oldcomput...ainiac_k30.html
I've got you all beat. Match THIS:
il_fullxfull.319006920.jpg 139.02K
4 downloads
brainiac_k30_3.jpg 66.8K
4 downloadsThe Braniac K-30!!!
"The rotary switch rotors held shorting staples which could be crimped into pairs of holes. Connections to the backplane were made by bent pieces of brass, held by screws, pairs of which got shorted together as the staples came in contact with them. The whole arrangement got pretty dodgy as the number of circuits on a switch increased. The bent brass pieces either got mangled or failed to make a connection. But it was entertaining, nonetheless. The most complicated example in the guidebook was a circuit that played a decent game of tic-tac-toe." (parallax.com)
I confess I never got it to play tic-tac-toe. Fact, I can't remember what I got it to do, if anything. It was an Xmas present around 1960 and could hardly compete w/ more dramatic toys you ride, drive, and shoot.
I did mess around w/ it tho. It was quite mysterious and VERY hi-tech.
http://www.oldcomput...ainiac_k30.html
In Topic: Warning - Pattaya Now Has Alcohol Breath Testing In Daily Use
2012-05-25 23:33:11
poanoi, on 2012-05-25 21:16:09, said:
FWIW i've been driving drunk more often than not,
but during the 3 accidents i've been involved in, i hadnt drink one drop.
Statistic here is very clear
but during the 3 accidents i've been involved in, i hadnt drink one drop.
Statistic here is very clear
