Visit the McNealy's site and get their catalog. They are, unless I am out and in desperate need, the only screws I use. Haven't had one fail on me yet.
As to the insert plate, since you live in the US you might want to visit Woodhaven's web site. They sell a template along with the insert. Cheers, JG Kev
I just did my whole basement with a shop vac. The acid solution was only PH 5 and didn't seem to damage the shop vac. The floor looks great now, although the house stinks. Brian Elfert
I have managed to get a suitable spring in the past, but that was when there was good tool shop in the nearest town. The shop is now "Cath Kidston". What is the world coming to?
Because that was the first catalog shop with a web store that came to mind. I'd be interested to know of any shop selling fridges with power use under 70Kwh/year, or fridge/freezers under 150.
As I have time, I am replacing all the ballasts in my shop. I have replaced 6 and have 13 more to go (larger shop). woodstuff
its a window unit. missing the inside grill but in a shop it wont matter. i was going to cut a hole in the wall for it but my shop seems to stay cool enough. skeez
Throughout 99% of the long history of planes, when they were indeed the indispensable, exalted king tool of the wood shop, there was no such thing as a concrete floor, or a 'garage shop' with one ... ;)
http://s1185.beta.photobucket.com/user/H20Slider/media/Shop/2013-01-08_17-26-30_43_zps8086ff31.jpg.html?sort=3&o=0>> Mike M Damn, that's purty! That bowl makes me want to go buy lathe. So, is that your shop?
She got her dedicated sewing studio and I got my 3 car shop. It was a small price to pay to get the 3 car shop. ;~)