My "Tube Box's"

[beppington]

A little more detail.
In picture #5 you can see a hole drilled in the pipe that the pin drops into.
In picture #6 if you look closely at the 12 o団lock position of the face of the 典ube Box I took a thin cutting wheel and put a mark on the tube face and the box, match these up and the pin snaps home, box is secure!

I noticed your alignment notches :thumbsup:

Maybe you could make a slight bend (see pic below), so the pin snaps into place on its own ... so you don't have to manually pull the pin out when pushing the drawer back in place.

 

[moored4]

I noticed your alignment notches :thumbsup:

Maybe you could make a slight bend (see pic below), so the pin snaps into place on its own ... so you don't have to manually pull the pin out when pushing the drawer back in place.

thanks that's a ideal i like.:thumbsup::thumbsup:
this place is great!

 

[nickel plate]

Nice job-good ideas but the pixel police have a warrant out for your arrest, eight counts of posting drive-in movie screen sized photos. 640x480 looks just fine, 3678x2758 blots out the sky and makes it hard (long time) for us dial up users to download.

 

[moored4]

Nice job-good ideas but the pixel police have a warrant out for your arrest, eight counts of posting drive-in movie screen sized photos. 640x480 looks just fine, 3678x2758 blots out the sky and makes it hard (long time) for us dial up users to download.

Soooo Sorry! So how do you resize a picture???

 

[beppington]

Soooo Sorry! So how do you resize a picture???

Copy the picture & paste it into Microsoft Paint. Then go to Image -> Resize/ Skew... & choose percentages that reduce the picture to something manageable.

 

[nickel plate]

Look in your camera manual and you SHOULD be able to make that pixel size change within your camera. Thank you for addressing my (our) request.
signed,
The dial-up nation

 

[beppington]

Look in your camera manual and you SHOULD be able to make that pixel size change within your camera. Thank you for addressing my (our) request.
signed,
The dial-up nation

The only problem with that is that the original picture you take will only ever be that smaller, lower quality size. I like to take all my pics at the highest resolution, keep those originals, & make a reduced size copy of it if I decide to email it or post it on the net somewhere. You can always make pics smaller; But you can't make them bigger/ better quality. My 2 cents

 

[wdchyd]

The only problem with that is that the original picture you take will only ever be that smaller, lower quality size. I like to take all my pics at the highest resolution, keep those originals, & make a reduced size copy of it if I decide to email it or post it on the net somewhere. You can always make pics smaller; But you can't make them bigger/ better quality. My 2 cents

I kinda do the same but make another folder on my computer.....I copy them there, then resize.....that way nothing changes with the originals....and it reminds me which one I've used on the internet....

 

[jdfire]

Do a Google search for a utility called "Image Resizer." It is a free dowload. Once loaded you right-click on a picture and there will be a menu option to resize the picture. You can save it to a different file so your original is not altered.

 

[deepNdirt]

I like this idea, Thanks:thumbsup: I believe I'm going to try and build one for my tractor, if for nothing else but to hold a few bottles of water for if ever need to ad when out away from water supply,
and about picture resizing...... there is a free download of
(Picasa editing software) if your interested google it, it has great features,