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Welding shop
Posted by Andy Dingley in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 21 years ago 
What hinge to allow a door to fold fully back?

shop hung?
Posted by Jim GM4DHJ ... in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 5 years ago 
Inflation rates

Camping shop.
Posted by Adrian in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 12 years ago 
Shower Door Repair

Glass shop?
Posted by clare in Home Repair 12 years ago 
WAY OT: image transfer to metal

Silkscreening shop?
Posted by Dave Balderstone in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
"We kept Wal-Mart out of our town!"

c Did they say they would shop at any WM or that they wouldn't shop at this one, because they resented it being in their town. D If they said they wouldn't shop there, does that mean they can't change their mind later?
Posted by mm in Home Repair 17 years ago 
dust collector vs. wet vacuum cleaner

IMO, a shop vac will do a pretty good job on a router table. Since I can't imagine being a homeowner without a shop vac, and for the 10 billion other applications for which a shop vac is the right tool for the job, I would get a shop vac.
Posted by C&S in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Can a shop have too much lighting?

If you need to wear an SPF 30 sunblock, you might have too much light in the shop. If your electrical utility calls and asks you to go in and watch TV for a while so the steel fabrication shop down the highway can get some welding done, you might have too much light in the ...
Posted by Dave Balderstone in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Have you used a propane space heater?

My garage/shop is about 400 sq. ft. and my 30,000 Btu heater is not enough on the really cold days, say below 20, it is not a comfy shop. I use a Reddy Heater, unvented. While it works well, it has a fan that must run constantly. After an hour or so, the fan becomes annoying.
Posted by Edwin Pawlowski in Home Repair 20 years ago 
Blow Molded cases

. | What, if anything, are they good for after the tool has a home in the | gar...shop? NOT EVER gonna move again. And that's only reason I can think | of. | | I use the cases for the tools they came in. The cases are great for holding blocks of camphor.
Posted by John Flatley in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago