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Matt, I think you're emphasizing that which we already know, but we need to be told again. I don't think anyone here is advocating telling the operator that there are guns when there isn't, since that is a crime in itself, but they are trying to make light of a situation that we all know too...

Since we're both on the far west side, Woodone (Jerry) and myself will be going together. I can give you my cell # and we can get together there for a few minutes if you'd like. It's always fun to meet fellow Gaugers at these things.

Uhh, I just corrected the date. It's on July 26th, not what I had put down.:oops: :oops:

Who is going to the swap meet up at that church on N. Central? Would be nice to get a group of Gaugers together there, if only for a short time. In case you didn't know, it's one week from today, July 26th, at the church on the corner of Central Ave. and Bethany Home Road.

There's no doubt that they are interested in stopping crime and putting the bad boys away, that's their job. No, I think it's a matter of priorities and the significance of the crime at hand. Like Mikey says, shooting always bring a quick response, because it is a life threatening issue. About...

Yeah, I remember that too. Cops, angry neighbors, paddy wagon, eviction notices for our office, police lineup, Judge Judy, jail food, the whole enchilada. :eek: :eek: But boy, was that fun.sign1 sign1 sign1 sign1

Here is a link to the Jan 08 eMag article on soldering trackwork. http://www.zealot.com/files/magazine/jan08/jan08_files/page0013.htm That should be of help.

I use a very fine point round tip, but only because I've been soldering with it for some 30 years and am use to it. I would recommend a narrow chisel point. For $5, you probably aren't going to get the best tip, and that's important. Also how you change the tip can be a hassle. I would suggest...

Would love to come to Anaheim for several reasons, but I'm still not in shape to travel much more than locally right now. I'm sure this is the closest to Phoenix that the national convention is ever going to be and I do regret missing it. It seems like every time I have a chance to meet you, I'm...

First of all, we need to differentiate between a soldering gun and a soldering iron. A gun is a rather large gun-shaped device with a trigger and a heavy wire tip. The gun heats up quickly while you hold the trigger. These are bulky and difficult to control and provide more heat than you need...

Yes, that's right, balloon6 balloon6 balloon6 balloon6 balloon6 balloon6 CONGRATULATIONS TO steamhead for reaching 2000 posts. aussie aussie aussie aussie aussie aussie We thank you for your input and your friendship. We're glad you're here.:wave: