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Posted by servoloro in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 2 years ago 
Room heating & Convector fan output (BTU etc)

Currently we only have 2 teeny radiators on the shop circuit which is seperated from the flat above the shop by 2 x motorised ports.
Posted by Pet in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 21 years ago 
ebait

Found something suitable, looked at the seller's site and realised that it was in my home town. Popped into the shop, placed an order and then collected it a few days later - beats waiting in for it.
Posted by PeterC in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 8 years ago 
Festool and IWF

Mike does not need to own a festering tool to know that $600 for a shop vac is a lot of money for a shop vac, excuse me, a "dust extractor" Moreover, considering Mike paints cars for a hobby at least, he knows all about sanding, sanding tools, and sanding noise.
Posted by Jack in Woodworking Forum 13 years ago 
How to craft an wooden biplane?

Straight pins in the leading edge of the wing, a crepe paper stringer connected to the tail, and have at it. Jimmy Walker had a couple of balsa wood slab side fuselage planes you could build in a couple of days.
Posted by Lew Hodgett in Woodworking Forum 17 years ago 
Shop lights which is better

I find the two little pins on each of the 4s are a pita to install. The 8s just have one beefy pin per end. The inexpensive 4' fixtures have really poor sockets, so to get a quality 4' fixture you pay as much as an 8'. The 8' tubes seem to last forever, about 5 years and still going in my ...
Posted by Pounds on Wood in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
I hate dovetails

What about rabbet joints with reinforcing, decorative small dowels, or brass pins ala Mr. Marks? Then, if you don't want to buy an expensive router bit for occaisional use, there's always creating your own locking joint, dado in the sides and rabbet in the front.
Posted by Gary DeWitt in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
What is it? CCXIX

Perhaps some sort of machinery involving a shaft or pump was built to be connected with two pins, and a millwright decided a dual pin could do it better. So he goes to Tool Sales Company, and the proprietor has a machine shop make some, and millwrights far and wide buy them.
Posted by Bill Rider in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
minor tool gloat

Used my Canadian Tire Master Card points and got a Dewalt 682K biscuit joiner and an 18 volt drill with spare battery, total cost $25 Cdn. As long as I pay the card every month it's free tools every so often. Rick
Posted by Rick Gibson in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Garage heat

Rick; If you put the furnace in the garage and vent warm air to heat the shop and the garage, the shop air MUST be returned to the furnace. Seems that the dust that isn't deposited on the filters WILL be deposited on the cars and the storage items in the garage.
Posted by Brian in Vancouver, BC in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago