If you're just starting out, we recommend sticking with the woods that have traditionally been used for your instrument, purchased from a reputable dealer who has experience in supplying woods to instrument makers. Bear in mind that the biggest investment in your instrument will be your time, not the cost of materials.

You must educate yourself in the basics of woodworking if you want to build instruments out of wood. This is not something we can teach you online. See if there's a woodworker's club (or woodturner's club if you want to build woodwinds) in your area. They love helping out newbies. You should also investigate your local adult and community education programs to see if there's a woodworking course available. Many of us started out this way.

S/S effectively treats common organic and inorganic hazardous constituents found in contaminated media at former wood preserving sites. Common contaminants found at former wood preserving sites include: creosote (one of the polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs)), pentachlorophenol (PCP), polychlorinated dibenzo-pdioxin and polychlorinated dibenzofurans (PCDDs/PCDFs) and metals-containing compounds such as chromated copper arsenate (CCA).

Yes, more than one instrument may be used as long as they are different serial numbers from the same model. In this way, manufacturers may increase the number of runs that can be accomplished within a time period. However, different models must perform all of the analyses and be certified separately.

No...the license to use Atmosphere is on a per-person (single user) basis. They would need their own copy of Atmosphere to use it on their computer.

the point of a crime's investigation, law enforcement officers will refer to the Depravity Standard for guidance about evidence bearing on different relevant intents, actions, and attitudes. Judges will use the Depravity Standard to consider standards for whether certain evidence of intents, actions, and attitudes were present in a crime, enough to warrant more serious charges.

Since no percussion instruments are available at the audition centres, the Conservatory strongly encourages you to audition in person in Singapore where possible. If applicants are unable to do so, they may submit a VCD, or a DVD, of their playing to the Conservatory.

There are perhaps 10-12 different wood species that are acceptable and commonly used for fence applications. What is best for you will depend on what is readily available in your area and adaptable to the soil and climate conditions on the property works. BACK TO TOP

Yes, we usually supply two types of footing designs with the calculations; a spread and a caisson footing. A caisson footing is good to use for areas that have freezing or where the footing has to be below the frost line or where there is limited space horizontally.

Good idea in snow country, or if you're in an area where water is scarce. Think about a "rain catchment" system with a metal roof, gutters, and a holding tank.

NO! Many pet stores use cedar or pine shavings as bedding, but it is not recommended. Cedar in particular has been associated with allergies and respiratory problems in various animals, including humans and ferrets. Pine and other wood chips also produce a fair amount of dust which isn't good to breathe. Furthermore, your ferret would much rather have an old towel or T-shirt to cuddle up in. Neutering ? Yes.

We are currently using Rosewood. As more quality hardwoods are available we will make them available to you.

Yes. Shingle Shield Roof & Deck Cleaner effectively cleans away stains of algae, fungus, molds, mildew, dirt, pollution, pine pollen, berries, etc. Since it contains no bleach, it will restore the natural color to the wood. Wood shingles get slippery when wet, however, so wait until they are completely dry before walking on them.

Because of different types of finishes, paints, age of furniture, etc., Fe-Lines, Inc. ALWAYS advises our customers to test a small piece of SP on an inconspicuous place FIRST. Use on open grained woods is not recommended due to possible splintering on removal. Densely grained woods and those with lacquered finishes may work well, but we still recommend a test.

No. Articles or Certificates of Correction can only be used to correct errors or inaccuracies in drafting or execution of a filed instrument. Articles or Certificates of Correction cannot cancel a filing or add, alter, or delete a statement which would have caused the instrument not to conform to law at the time it was originally filed. A foreign entity that “re-domesticates” must amend its Certificate of Authority or registration to show its new jurisdiction of formation.

The university has a limited number of instruments available for students. There is a nominal semester usage fee. All sousaphones, baritones, mellophones and percussion use university instruments.

You can combine several instruments into a suite. The instruments within a suite can be combined by rules so that a different Experience is tailored for respondents based upon their responses and scores.

Yes, a subscriber can, without any licence, use his own telephone instrument. If the instrument is provided by the subscriber, maintenance of the telephone instrument will be his responsibility and not of the Department. A cordless telephone instrument, if it is an indigenously manufactured having type approval certificate from the DTS can be used without licence and testing.. In all the other cases, cordless telephone instruments can be used only with the proper test approval from the DTS.

The EarCheck? Monitor is based on a similar instrument, the EarCheck PRO? Otitis Media Detector, which is designed for use by physicians and was introduced in May 1997. The physicians' instrument is designed to help doctors accurately diagnose otitis media. It is easier to use and more patient friendly than the device doctors have traditionally used for this purpose, the tympanometer.

No, unfortunately, the unit is not recommended to be used by those with a pacemaker. If you have a heart condition but not wearing a heart pace maker, then it is safe for you to use. Bio-electric stimulus is perfectly safe to use and is therapeutic for most people. However, people with certain health conditions cannot use this massager.

You can run all bio- and chemiluminescent, flash and glow type of applications on the Veritas™. The primary applications are: Reporter gene assays, ATP assays, Immunoassays, Cytotoxicity, Cell proliferation, Nucleic acid quantitation, Enzyme assays, Intracellular Ca2+

Yes, if you have one at home you can use it instead of renting one from a music company or store. I only ask that you bring it in so that I can check it out before lessons start. Sometimes when an instrument sits in a closet for a while it needs a "tune up" before a beginner can use it.

What is considered "normal" sensor weight loss? [Applicable to LD, RM, and PLC Series continuous monitoring systems, and portable sensors for formaldehyde and hydrazine]

It's true that many people have had a Steinberger for years, and never really known what exact model they own. Most people are familiar with the classic 'L' boat oar style, but a couple variations of this "body less" style exist and, in addition to numerous full strat-style bodies that have been introduced over the years. Click here to see a comprehensive list, descriptions and pictures.