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So many times, I have bought shoes in which the insole has come loose, so that every time I remove the shoe, the insole gets pulled out of place. Usually, these insoles are made of some kind of fairly stiff, very lightweight foam-like material with a fabric surface. Can anyone suggest read more...
In article: Best glue for sticking shoe insoles in place?
I have the tiny Delta planer; I thing it is like 30". On little stuff it is fine, but today I did two 54" glue ups of three pieces each. Most of the edges were bowed. When I set 2 together there is a 1/16" gap on half the joints no matter how I mixed and matched. I jointed read more...
In article: Jointer leaves a slightly bowed edge
Group, It is my company policy to wear shorts anytime it gets over 80 degrees outside. Here in Southern California that happens a lot. For the second time this month I was denied access to a customers shop because my uniform includes shorts. I have short hair, wore safety glasses and read more...
In article: The dangers of wearing shorts in a machine shop
Hello, I hope you can help me solve this mystery. Over the last two weeks, black dots have appeared on many surfaces in my apartment: in the sink, counters, on some walls, and heavily on the kitchen and bathroom floors, which are linoleum and tile respectively. read more...
In article: little black dots
Hi! I am going to be installing a drip irrigation system for my shrubs. Some sites say to install the lines above the mulch, while others say below it. I think I'm going to install it below the mulch so that the lines aren't visible. My question though is should you install it above or below the read more...
In article: Drip Irrigation and Landscaping Fabric
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Orbitrol steering unit
posted on 06-25-2019
Anyone attempted repairs? After 6000 hours it doesn't owe me much but at circa ?250 I thought I would ask:-) -- Tim Lamb read more »Does the macadem road surface have a great effect on tire wear?
posted on 06-25-2019
Does the macadam road surface have a great effect on tire wear? In a previous thread, we discussed tire wear on downhill slow speed (less nominally around 30mph) steering lock to steering lock tw... read more »my nutone bathroom model 9905-r02
posted on 12-25-2018
my nutone bathroom model 9905-r02 also has a heating element. When the heating element is used, it does blow hot for a minute or two and then blows the circuit breaker. I replaced the heating element... read more »Is turning off water to outside faucet at 20 degrees okay?
posted on 11-19-2018
I have an out door faucet which is fed from a pipe in my basement. The basement temperature is never less than 70 degrees. The pipe to the outside goes through a concrete block wall to the outside ... read more »Home Building
Ping: Leon! Leveling Feet
posted on 06-24-2019
What leveling feet were you bragging about a while back? I may be building a fairly long banquette bench for a client and figured I might need them if the floor's not perfectly flat. -- -MIKE... read more »Removal of wood 8x8 post with rebar in it that is set in cement
posted on 06-25-2019
My garage was damaged in a tornado Nd snapped off two wooden 8x8 posts in my garage. In order to reset posts the old posts need to come out, except that they have rebar running through the wood post... read more »leadership study program on urban innovations
posted on 05-04-2018
This year’s Leaders Study Program on Urban Innovations is in Vancou ver and scheduled between August 27-30th August .The city’s extraordin ary success meant that the city’s name itself has... read more »Craftsman P/Molder gears
posted on 04-26-2019
Looking for two gears for Model # 351233831. 30t and 31t read more »Home Climate
White sheathed wires destination?
posted on 06-07-2019
I have a brown sheath and a white sheath, each containing two copper wires (red & white). The pair in the white sheathing are not connected to anythin g and slipped right out of the AC unit housin... read more »Other Home Topics
What is the best vacuum cleaner for hardwood floors and carpet?
posted on 01-23-2019
Our very old and faithful Dyson vacuum sadly gave in and stopped working after about 25 years. Our local vacuum cleaner shop would not even look at it. It's time to move on and find a replacement. We... read more »Lawn and Garden
Angel trumpet
posted on 06-14-2019
3 feet tall with cupping leaves. Is biochar okay to use to amend the soil for Angel trumpet? read more »onion marbles?
posted on 06-25-2019
Hi All, I planted the onion marbles I got from Wal Mart. They are growing fine (go figure). Question: at what stage growth do they harvest marble sized onions for sale? Many thanks, -T read more »[SM] the healing power of gardens
posted on 04-20-2019
From the moreso if it's pot department: Title: Oliver Sacks: The Healing Power of Gardens Author: OLIVER SACKS Date: Thu, 18 Apr 2019 09:44:52 -0400 Link: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/04 read more »Home Owner's Library
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