Yet another use for pushstick cats

I lived in Hannibal, MO for ten years and frequented a fresh fish shop down town. You could usually view several raccoons, dressed out and ready too cook in the display case along side the fish.
Posted by Lawrence L'Hote in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Some help please

The cut out window panels still If you are being serious then you need to find a shop that supplies items to Cavers and Potholers.
Posted by damduck-egg in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 17 years ago 
Woodworker's Warehouse unfair sale practice

During a recent visit to my local Woodworkers Warehouse, I looked at all the new tools that I planned to buy to outfit my new shop. One of those was the Bosch, 12", sliding miter saw #4412. At $699 it was a lot of money, significantly more than the DeWalt saw, but it sure was nice!
Posted by Tom Crist in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
I had a site visit near the crystal

and I said I'd post pix if I had a camera.....and I had a camera.... http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w89/michaelbulatovich/DSCN3287-1.jpg http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w89/michaelbulatovich/DSCN3289-1.jpg http://i174.photobucket.com/albums/w89/michaelbulatovich/DSCN3288.jpg How ya gonna ...
Posted by Michael Bulatovich in Architecture and Design 19 years ago 
Usenet on life support

My 2 cents: I appreciate the good discussions and the varied points of view on how to get from here to there in the shop. I always find the advice -- even when one writer contradicts another -- to be helpful.
Posted by Gramps' shop in Woodworking Forum 12 years ago 
Auctions and used woodworking equipment sources Washington State?

One more avenue is to visit Boeing Surplus in Kent. Varoius pieces of equipment have found a home in my shop from all of these sources.
Posted by brandom11 in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
OT Conjuring Tricks

If a trip to London is a possibility, a visit to Davenport's famous magic shop will yield a good few expert suggestions: http://www.davenportsmagic.co.uk/ Bert
Posted by Bert Coules in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 10 years ago 
Do You Overthink?

When I'm in the shop, I'm right-brained. I think in pictures. The finished product spins in my head like a VR computer display, only better. The joints design themselves, and the hand tools volunteer. It is so fun.
Posted by Robert Lane in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Local Hardwood Yard????

Check your yellow pages under lumber, look for the ads that say "hardwood" then hop in the vehicle and pay a visit. We have a couple here. Both have rough cut hardwoods, but only one has any finished wood in stock.
Posted by Dave Balderstone in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Garage Heat?

That is what I have used in my shop for years. Shop is small and well insulated. I can usually turn it on, go back inside and drink a second cup of coffee then go out to the shop and generally turn it off after a half hour or so.
Posted by Frank Boettcher in Home Repair 19 years ago