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A bunch of new projects on my web site

Great shop and projects and ideas. However, it leaves me depressed because I only have a little shop in half of my garage. I have but a fraction of your tools and will never have the means (unless I win lotto) to have a shop like yours.

Posted by Never Enough Money in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
What to stick on his windscreen which wont come off easily? [OT]

Tesco is possessing a shop, nothing (in this context) is possessing Tesco. The form "I had to pop out to Tesco's earlier today." is an elision of "I had to pop out to Tesco's shop earlier today." The apostrophe can indicate abbreviation but in this instance it indicates ...

Posted by Alistair J Murray in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 21 years ago 
Is my stream safe to drink

What I was told is that they knew if it wss potable for visitors including North Americans.

Posted by micky in Home Repair 5 years ago 
PAT Testing costs

One Art Deco shop I know sells all its original electrical items as non-working and needing rewiring. I guess that's their way around this. If he is a charity, he might find an electrician who will PAT test the appliances for free. I used to know one who did this for a charity ...

Posted by Andrew Gabriel in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 21 years ago 
hose for dust collector system

Use 5" metal piping around the shop, drop off the 5" main to a 4" flexible hose for each tool. Get as close as possible before dropping to anything less than 4". I had 80' of flexible hose as lines around my shop (I got it free at Penn State with my DC) and it was terrible.

Posted by rmeyer1 in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
Identifying a washing machine.

Our local repair shop would happily sell spares from scrap machines. 20 years ago, my grandmother's hotpoint had an enamelled outer drum which rusted through after being scratched by an errant coin.

Posted by SteveW in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 13 years ago 
Roofing tear off

he quoted a roofing job without a site visit < site unseen ! > 2. he's seeking his legal advice here in this newsgroup .... 'nuff said. John T.

Posted by hubops in Home Repair 8 years ago 
Who makes the BEST trimmer?

Make sure to visit a good local shop and give it a test fit. I figure that if the local landscapers use them, they would do me just fine for the years to come. Tom

Posted by BocesLib in Home Repair 21 years ago 
AT&T. 3G Shutdown

Before I had high-speed internet at home, I'd regularly visit the coffee shop for wifi .. with my laptop that had all my stuff on it .. I guess I'm just lucky .. ? John T.

Posted by hubops in Home Repair 4 years ago 
Shellac

So ordering large quantities, (n x 200liter drums) and fitting the druggie profile will get you a visit from the fuzz. I suspect that you have no problems with a WW shop. Barry Lennox

Posted by Barry Lennox in Woodworking Forum 23 years ago 
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