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Ralph Brendler's Website

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Ralph Brendler's Website

tom b.

>Hi,

Does anyone know if Ralph Brendler's website (www.brendlers.net) has moved? I can't seem to reach it anymore and google doesn't list it.

Thanks,

-Tom

Re: Ralph Brendler's Website

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Re: Ralph Brendler's Website *LINK*

Russ Allen

>Ralph had trouble with spammers using his domain as the return address. He would get thousands of bounces per day and wound up getting blacklisted so *he* couldn't send email. He got fed up and took his site down. I offered him space at galootapalooza.org. He plans on putting back at least his shaker box pages there. I'm trying to talk him into putting back all his pages.

For now you can use the web archive link below. Not all the images are there though.

What pages were you looking for? Perhaps a little more peer pressure would help!

Russ


http://www.archive.org/

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#3

Re: bring back the toolbox page too

Mike Hamilton

>That's been on my to do list for a while and the reason I bothered picking up a #6 (well that and the price).

Regards,

Mike Hamilton

Plainfield, IN

Re: Ralph Brendler's Website

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Re: Ralph Brendler's Website

tom b.

>Hi Russ,

Thanks for the link! I was able to find Ralph's info on gages... well, most of it I think, but I had some trouble getting some of the pictures to load.

I couldn't find his handsaw page though, which is what I was looking for, or his scraper page. Would be nice if they all could be made available again. Ralph's pages were some of the best I've come across on the web for tool collectors.

If you could, next time you talk to Ralph, let him know his pages were much appreciated and now missed.

Thanks much,

-Tom

ps. I enjoyed looking through galootapolooza.org. You've done a nice job on it. I'll have to see if I can arrange a trip to visit my sister this August (she's not far from Hampshire) :-)

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Re: Ralph Brendler's Website

Russ Allen

>Hi Tom,

I'll point Ralph to your post and kind words. I agree that his pages were great and are missed. Before brendlers.net Ralph was at mcs.net. It looks like the archive has copies of his pages from there. Try entering these urls at web.archive.org: http://www.mcs.net/~brendler/oldtools/scraping/scraper.htm http://www.mcs.net/~brendler/oldtools/handsaws/handsaws.htm and http://www.mcs.net/~brendler/oldtools/toolchest/toolchest.htm (Mike Hamilton's reply).

This would be *so* much easier if Ralph would just put his pages somewhere!

Russ

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#6

Link the gauge page

Tony Sade (Charleston, WV)

>Can you provide the link to RB's gauge page? I didn't have any luck finding it.

Thanks,

Tony

Re: Ralph Brendler's Website

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Re: Link the gauge page *LINK*

Russ Allen

>Tony,

The link to Ralph's gage page is below. Ralph put a lot of that same content into datamp. http://www.datamp.org/xrefType.php?type=0&class=2100&cat=80

For anyone who uses datamp, I added a new feature last night. When you view a patent there are now buttons on the patent detail page that will take you to the first patent, the previous patent, the results page, the next patent and the last patent. The new buttons are shown below.

Russ


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http://web.archive.org/web/20050204180942/http://w

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Re: Ralph Brendler's Website

tom b.

>Thanks Russ! I've got my links updated now to point to the archived pages.

One alternative might be to have the old brenders.net redirect to the archive, or to your website where you could either display the archive links and have the user choose, or automatically redirect to the archive. That way the many other websites that link Ralph's pages wouldn't have to update their links.

Email me if you'd like to discuss more.

Thanks,

-Tom

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