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Posted by CrossKit in House Cleaning 21 years ago 
Humility

My junior HS taught woodworking, had a metal shop where we would do tin work, lathe work and aluminum casting, small engine shop, building trades, etc. HS had the auto shop stuff, drafting, and electronics lab plus many other 'trade' type classes. These are no more....

Posted by Brewster in Woodworking Forum 11 years ago 
OT - Damn ...

And, I loaded up my shop, last night, with all of the things from the yard that could have flown about. Tonight I have to undo all of that effort. I was hoping to get some actual shop time to work on the cabinets for the shop. First things first. :(

Posted by Scott Zrubek in Woodworking Forum 17 years ago 
Table Saws and Electric Garage Door Opener

A good DC and air filter will protect your shop and lungs, reduce chance of fire too. A blow gun will make quick work of removing the dust. Don't think I ever read about a dust explosion in a wood shop, although it could happen under the right conditions.

Posted by Phisherman in Woodworking Forum 16 years ago 
How to widen a knife block slot?

https://www.leevalley.com/en-us/shop/tools/hand-tools/chisels/mortise/66737-narex-mortise-chisels?

Posted by Scott Lurndal in Home Repair 3 years ago 
Novice Woodworker With Questions

shop jigs and patterns. I used shop-made dowels (using my router table and a round over bit) of oak, walnut, and whatever else I could find in the scrap bin or from pallet wood. The hooks are bent from with a shop-made bending jig and heavy aluminum wire. A very useful and ...

Posted by Phisherman in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Looking for recommendations on shop dust collector ..............

what size shop? what tools do you/will you use? dedicated shop or shared garage, etc.... important factors that effect the purchase.... kind of like asking "what car should I buy?"

Posted by mac davis in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Dust collector question

I'm looking to get a dust collector and am considering putting it in the crawlspace below my shop. The air compressor as well. I'd just wire switches to turn them on from the shop. I'd like to maximize the space in the shop and eliminate some of the compressor noise.

Posted by astutesolutions in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Need a good supplier of Boeshield

If they don't, I believe OBP (a wholesaler that just about EVERY bike shop uses, mention it) offers it, and you may be able to order it. If you're not in a hurry, a good shop will stick it on the next shop order, and you won't have to pay extra. Barry

Posted by Ba r r y in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Air cleaner

My air cleaner in the old shop was opening the garage doors. The shop in the new house is in the basement and my wife is certain that the dust on the main floor furniture emanates from woodworking in the shop. Any recommendations for an air cleaner that will take care of our ...

Posted by Gramps' shop in Woodworking Forum 9 years ago 
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