Earlier, I replaced a damaged transducer that stopped providing feedback, and I programmed it with the correct hexadecimal address. It was so obviously damaged that even you might have been able to find the problem. You just wouldn't have been able to fix it. Shortly after that, I pinged the I.P. address of an Ethernet card in a PLC rack to find out why it was not communicating with an HMI. It was good, so I traced the communication loss to a poor connection elsewhere on the network. Then I ate lunch.
I am not employed as a gunsmith. You ostensibly are... which makes your lack of knowledge about walnut especially revealing. Multitasking.... hahahaha, that's funny. Did your trade school education teach you how to spend hours every day on Doublegunshop.com while your customers wait to get their guns fixed by sub-contractors?
