Re: A Small Favor? Looks great and loads fast.

[Dragon Breath]

Could someone follow this link and let me know if the site is visible to the

>outside world. It's not complete, but I want to make sure it is at least >working. TIA > >

[Mortimer Schnerd, RN]

embarassed to have anyone look at it. Any real man works in a garage.

[Casey Stamper]

Dragon Breath wrote in news: [e-mail]:

http://68.162.191.155:9080/Woodworking/(qwwdumvebn1pns30tq1xxgzx)/Default.aspxKind of an odd URL but it works.

[Al Reid]

I have a domain forwarding account that redirects traffic to my home PC. That explains the http://68.162.191.155:9080/Woodworking/part. Since it was done using ASP.NET, it tres to maintain state. Someone complained about cookies, so I turned them off. It then started adding a session ID to the URL. You are correct, it is kind of odd.

Thanks for looking.

[Al Reid]

Ok. So I have a junky shop and tools. Better yet, I don't even know how to use them. I will immediately take down the site to minimize my embasassment.

[MOE]

It works fine. I like your shop. Wish I had so much space. I have to pull out one of the cars (or both) when we get ready to be doing some work.) And the shop looks clean and organized.

[Mortimer Schnerd, RN]

As a show of friendship, I'm willing to come over and remove those crappy tools for you. Just think how much more room you'll have for old newspapers and magazines.

[Ed Clarke]

Exactly what did you use to stain those hot-tub steps? I was under the impression that the only thing you could do to pressure treated wood was paint it. Those steps look really good...

[Mark & Juanita]

Shop/tools links (nor any of the others) don't work in Mozilla.

[Al Reid]

They were stained with a "home-brew" walnut stain. I also did a couple of hexagonal picnic tables (still in storage for the winter, and thus no pics) and a trash can cover using the same stuff.

The "Home Brew" stain is made from Walnuts that were left to turn brown, boiled, cooled, and pressed to extract the liquid.