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rwhite692

02-18-2010 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by GregWeld (Post 269873)

I found the recycle bin is a perfect storage "receptacle".... :rofl:

Same here

70rs	02-18-2010 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Mkelcy (Post 269865)

I always leave them unloaded so the feed spring doesn't . . . oh . . . never mind. :)

Very important to maintain the spring pressure.......:D :thumbsup:

Garage Dog 65

02-18-2010 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by syborg tt (Post 270061)

Recently I started getting most of the magazines i get digitally.

Was not aware you could do that. Can you explain the process. Thx ! Jim

wedged

02-18-2010 04:53 PM

[highjack]

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Originally Posted by 70rs (Post 270132)

Very important to maintain the spring pressure.......:D :thumbsup:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mkelcy (Post 269865)

I always leave them unloaded so the feed spring doesn't . . . oh . . . never mind. :)

It's when they are emptied and reloaded that they wear. I keep mine full. :thumbsup: The bad guy will have his full, why give him the advantage ? [/highjack]

re: reading material- I keep some in plastic magazine holders from the office supply store, some in stacks, some in cardboard boxes and some just go in the recycle bin.

DRJDVM's '69

02-18-2010 05:54 PM

I used to keep alot of mine....figured I would go back and reference some articles....very, very rarely, if ever did that happen. I recently did some remodeling of my office..quick page through of all of them and pitched 95% of them.

When I want to get info about some aspect of car building etc etc, I just look on the web. The magazine never got used and just took up space.

GregWeld

02-18-2010 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Garage Dog 65 (Post 269861)

I don't keep the entire magazine. I cut out the articles/features/photo's I want to keep and recycle the un-used remains. I put the article in a clearview sheet protector - and file it. I have 3 inch binders that break the topics down, and I file them away in order. I have a couple binders of just 'ideas' that I cruse through at times for inspiration

Example:

A binder for Body. In that binder are tabbed sections for General Processes, Cost estimating, Tooling, Stripping, Panel alignment, filler, Primer, blocking, paint, stripes/flames, polish, detailing.

Then if I have a question on do I put fillers under primer but on bare metal first and with what grit paper for best grip - I have quick access to it without sifting through billions of magazines.

Yup, it's weird....

Jim

YEP --- LOL

Or you could be drug (kicking and screaming) into the 21st Century and just GOOGLE IT! :rofl:

Garage Dog 65

02-19-2010 07:02 AM

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Originally Posted by GregWeld (Post 270245)

just GOOGLE IT! :rofl:

What's a GOOGLE ? Was not aware you could do that. Can you explain the process. Thx ! Jim

:rofl:

Muscle Car PWR

02-21-2010 03:42 PM

This thread is killing me as I am Editor of two automotive magazines.

GregWeld

02-21-2010 04:05 PM

^^^^^^^^^^ Okay -- that's funny!!!

What I'm wondering about is this -- are you worried about how we handle our "magazines" ---- or the combined IQ of your readers --- after reading this thread??

:rofl: :wow:

syborg tt

02-21-2010 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Garage Dog 65 (Post 270151)

Was not aware you could do that. Can you explain the process. Thx ! Jim

Hi Jim,

this link should jump you right there.

http://www.zinio.com/browse/category...yId=cat1960016

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