Show this to your daughter, and tell her thanks from the Pic & Video enthusiasts here at FHC! Uploading Video Tutorial
Yikes .... Videos ??? YouTube account ??? It's only our second date and you want to go ring shopping ?????? How about working with me to take a picture on this tablet thing my wife gave me and putting in this box. So I can prove that I have a splitter.
That's much easier.... Take your tablet outside (if that's where yer shplittah is) AND if you're in wifi range, start a post and tap "upload a file" and then tap "choose file" - it will prompt you to take a picture or select from the tablet's photo gallery. If you have a strong wifi signal, choose "take photo" and it will eventually load up and appear as a little "thumbnail" at the very bottom/outside of your reply box... tap "Thumbnail"... If you don't have a wifi signal outside the home, take a picture with your tablet in the usual fashion (camera/point and click), then get back inside and follow the above suggestions as applies to using the tablet photo gallery.... If ya can't do it, I'll PM you
Thank you Eric for all the help. My name is Keith by the way. I will try that tomorrow but it's a 90% chance of rain. Go figure. I do have some pics on my phone though I'm sure one has the splitter in it. Gotta be a way to link them up.
I used mine on my old Suburban, I had it on the passenger side but had to run it in reverse for the correct direction. I moved it to the other side later, it scary to use but sounds really cool splitting wood.
Trust me,if I can take good digital pics & upload them to my PC & then print them or share them on YouTube or Facebook anyone can...... I'm about as old school as you can get & still function with others in ''modern'' society....Still have a basic flip phone,just a few months old (my 3rd one in 10 yrs,has a crappy camera on it,can get email with it but I wont pay the monthly data charges) I would be lost without my Sony digital SLR camera however....
Thanks Thistle for the vote of confidence. I sure wish a forum instruction manual was available. I'm more of a crank turning lever pulling draw it on the shop table kind of guy.
It was nice out today so I took a couple of pics. The feed rate is about 170ipm (340 rpm at a 1/2" pitch) we call it model "screw U 2 " it even has flat free wheels.