Highlighter Pen Parts

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He Gerard de bezemsteel, hoe is het weer daar by jully.

Waar woon jy, ik kom van Braband Ik heb een neef daar die een boom rooier is, heeft veel hout, laatste keer dat ik daar was, maart dit jaar.

veel plezier en tot schryfs. Leo Van Der Loo

Bezemsteel wrote:

Hoi Leo,

We hebben hier net een paar mooie dagen achter de rug, met wel 20 graden Celsius, da's niet mis voor mei. Ik woon in Utrecht. Ik sta nog helemaal aan het begin van het houtdraaien, heb wel ervaring met metaaldraaien en houtbewerking. Is het een idee om verdere Nederlandstalig correspondentie via persoonlijke e-mail te doen? Anders is het voor de overige deelnemers aan deze nieuwsgroep misschien storend. Mijn e-mail adres is: snipped-for-privacy@xs4all.invalid (typ nl in plaats van invald)

ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8 You did, of course, look at the results before you commented.

Hello Gerard

Thanks for the reply I just wanted to know if you where living in my old neighborhood, in that case I could get you a very good address for different kinds of wood, as my cousin and now his sons have a tree service and take out trees for the government (local as well as national) and city parks, also private tree removal, especial in difficult places.

I have a web site address for you if you like

No spam--

out no spam-- and invalid and it should work. Have fun and take care Leo Van Der Loo

Bezemsteel wrote:

Hello Leo,

Thanks for the tip! Will be usefull when it comes to serous woodturning! The website is also bookmarked. Have a nice day! (or night, depending on which location on our world you are;-)

>> ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8>> >> You did, of course, look at the results before you commented.> Shure, the first his is already one of a Highlighter pen kit:>

O.K. Apart from that, there are 21,299 hits on highlighter pen kit at google.

>>>> ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8>>>> >>>> You did, of course, look at the results before you commented.>>> Shure, the first his is already one of a Highlighter pen kit:>>>

And how many of them actually lead to a "highlighter pen kit" in stock somewhere?

Looking at the first page, we have two hits on Berea, which has already been discussed. Then there is one hit on "penmakingsupplies.com" that purports to be to a page containing a kit for a "highlighter/ballpoint combo", however the kid is nowhere to be found, either on that page or anywhere else on their site. Then we have 6 hits on office supply places and lists of stuff kids are supposed to have for school, all listing or discussing ordinary store-bought highlighters, then another on Berea, and that's it for the first page. The second starts out with a list of stuff for stage managers to have on them, and then it's back to school supplies and one suggestion that a highlighter be used to mark stuff in a first aid kit. The third page has some links to discussion of the use of highlighter pens in amateur radio etc.

The point is that while it might be possible to find such a kit by googling, the keywords that one uses are important and the ones that you chose to provide under the guise of providing useful information do in fact lead pretty much nowhere. Out of the first three pages, there were four hits that actually went to penmaking supplies, all of them on the first page, and of those four none had the desired product available for sale. So do any of the other twenty-one thousand two hundred and sixty-something actually have a highlighter kit in stock?

If you want to tell someone to do a google search, either just say "DAGS" or give them keywords that will actually get them fairly close to what they need. Keywords that give them 4 relevant hits out of 21,000, none of which are actually useful, just annoy people.

You'r right! I apollogise for the inconveneance.