Infinite Possibilities

Also, it was always white, the examples I'm pulling up are green

have a "rubber" feel

would it/could it be "textured" basically not slick

ok, that may be it

Maybe, as I recall it was but 100% rubber, like a cloth line dipped in rubber almost

Well I'm trying to use it on a robot as a come-along system but I remember it around the house growing up

It doesn't stretch any more than a nylon line

It's basically a rubberized line

I've always just called (and heard it called) cord

I've got a product naming question

I know most reviews are made from complaints than good reviews in general but IDK, I saw this product a little while ago and I'm still curious

Yeah, but read the reviews and instructions. It takes multiple coatings and few people had good success with it

Either of you got a model number?

Wow, this site use frames and requires IE: kohlerplus.com/main_frame.asp

I'd guess it coils up a spring and releases it once you reach point B

@Tester101 Hey @Tester101, it's only $60.90 with code PANFAN (30% off) if that helps at all

I've been favoring Glenlivet lately

even 80yr aged?

Yeah, that make total sense

@waxeagle well that is unfortunate, I wanted to know, maybe he'll respond

not the cut one, the uncut one running near perpendicular to it

@Tester101, was reading through transcripts from last week. You ever find out what that underground line was?

figured you'd chime in to this delightful convo

@ChrisCudmore Where's the @TheEvilGreebo when you need him

@lsiunsuex How to Get Away With Murder --@lsiunsuex Coming this Fall

Ah, perfect timing to join chat, I'll take two of those please

Mono maybe?

also, it works now!

@lsiunsuex youtube.com/watch?v=p6PZhONZ3Ac

I can't delete a menu

aka, you make 29.99 a month on the ad revenue for the free one

@TheEvilGreebo well it's starting to annoying me so I might

@Tester101 I have e-mailed that along with my gantt before

I'm trying to merge code, I've got plenty of side time for chat

Cool, thanks all!

I keep contemplating putting in tile, so I end up removing it about every 3 months to check how high my wood flooring is. You know, instead of actually writing it down somewhere :-P

@Tester101 a little extra work, but I like a pay off

and only $2.56 / sq. ft.

Hmm, I just hate using glues/adhesives but it would leave a clean/finished look

I also have to slide it into place before securing to accommodate the door trim

I want to use small screws that I can hide/flush with the threshold so concrete screws seems out of the question

Ok, what would be the right way?

@Tester101 Really? Glue it down walk away is the right answer?

@HerrBag when you explained your answer to the other question you mentioned the "drift pin" technique. I was hoping for a term like that

@HerrBag I'm not disagreeing at all but without teach a physics lesson, is there like an actual term?

the transition/threshold was screwed down to the dowel plugs

right

@HerrBag yeah, i saw that, but is this a sleeve and wedge?

@lsiunsuex, more, if I wanted to describe this again, is there a term I can use

anybody on?