yea!! Doe sure.... Hope eveyone has their tent ready for agreat time!! Have a great day, --... ...--Dale - WC7S in Wy To: 4sqrp@... From: 4sqrp@... Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2014 14:05:51

Friday 63/46 Sat 69/52 Sunday 79/64 No rain in the Forecast Yea!!! http://www.wunderground.com/cgi-bin/findweather/hdfForecast?query=52501 cu there! -- 72 WA�ITP I love

I bought a 1" Greenlee chassis punch back in the early 1960's. I was hoping a 1" size would be large enough for octal sockets, yet small enough for 9-pin sockets. I couldn't afford to buy two, even

Are you ready for the Peanut Power Sprint? You have a QRP rig, don't you? No matter -- there is a QRO category in this one. Everyone

On the Harbor Freight ones, make sure you get the Titanium Nitride (TiN) coated ones, they last MUCH longer. I still have a set from my Electrician days (retired in 2003) that are almost as sharp as

I second the Harbor Freight step drills. A real bargain for the price. Mike, W9QS

Gary your idea sounds good it’s a pretty unique size. Not sure if this will come through but I included a 2 page pdf file. The Octal socket - if yours is like this one requires a 1.172” hole size.

As Don and someone else said earlier, you have to be careful on knock out sizes now that tube specific ones are difficult to locate, and expensive. If you are not going to use it enough

Step drill bits worked well for me. I picked up a 3 bit set from Harbor Freight. The largest size was just right for octal socket. I've found many uses for those bits. Gary/KF7WNS

Be aware of the actual hole size. The ones I see listed as '3/4 inch' and '1/2 inch' are substantially larger - they are referred to by the size of electrical conduit. It used to be that you

look here <http://www.grainger.com/search?searchQuery=green+lee+chassis+punch> -- "The price of freedom is eternal vigilance" Thomas Jefferson

you might try here <http://www.grainger.com/search?searchQuery=green+lee+chassis+punch> -- "The price of freedom is eternal vigilance" Thomas Jefferson

Good Morning Sam 09/11/14 It has been years since I ordered punches. I looked in my punch drawer and found the original receipt, showing where I purchased them. Hope it is still active for you.

Oh. I like your forecast much better than mine... That will be a great outing!!! I'll be listening for you, too. Have a great day, --... ...--Dale - WC7S in Wy To: 4sqrp@... From:

The weather at Brutus this weekend is looking very very nice. Clear, Sunny, and no rain in the forecast. High Friday 62, low overnight 61 Saturday 68 and 51 It shaping up

Now.. the forecast is for and inch or two of snow... so.. maybe a bit wet near Brutus? It is calm, foggy, with going to be clear skies but becoming overcast... temp is 37F and zooming right up to the

Be careful about the electrician conduit punches as the size may may not be right. Just double check the size to be sure. A hole punch that is made for an octal socket may be the same size as one

Sam, Amazon has them for around $50 per each. They call them knockoutpunches for conduit. You might find an electrician who has aset. It is not as neat but it might be easier to use a 1 inch hole

Hello, Anyone have a Greenlee punch for octal sockets they may want to part with - or know where said deice may be found? 73, Sam Neal N5AF

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