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Charlie England wrote:
> Around here, I'll see the putrid green $25 B&D homeowner grade drills 
> priced at $35 & right beside them, B&D 'HolGun' series (~$175 retail) 
> for ...$35. Same story for industrial grade Skill & Milwaukee tools. 
> The only way you'll wear out one of these industrial grade drills is 
> to pour grinding compound into the bearings.
>
I took the drill apart today.  The plain bronze bearing holding the back 
end of the chuck shaft was shot.  I'll make me another one, even though 
it will be more work than the drill is worth, just because the Scottish 
part of me that I inherited from my father won't let me do different 8*)
> Now, how do I get my freshly installed Puppy Linux computer to 
> automatically recognize shared folders on my Windoze computer attached 
> to the same network?
>
I don't know about Puppy Linux, but you need to install Samba.  I've 
never had much luck with it (mainly 'cause I've never cared to put more 
than 5 minutes of effort into it.)


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