Oneida dust collectors

Fortunately, this is for the next shop and I will have some control over the ceiling height, possibly a separate dust collection closet with an exterior door for removal of drums. It is a lot easier to start from scratch. My current shop could not handle a cyclone either.
Posted by Frank Boettcher in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Wow! Bright walls.

I have always enjoyed the shop, one of the reasons I didn't insulate this shop sooner was that I wanted to be doing things shortly after we moved in 4 1/2 years ago. However, now that the shop is so much brighter, I find myself actually happier when in the shop. ...
Posted by Mark & Juanita in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
basement vs. garage for new shop

I had my shop 1st in my garage... then got into restoring a car so the shop had to be moved into my basement... For woodworking, ease of use, not disturbing the baby (noise) , DUST (that disturbs the wife)...the garage is Much better...
Posted by Bob G. in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Dangers of wood stove in shop without dust collection

Now if you are talking trouble with finishes, glues, possibly rust and if you live somewhere where the shop will go below freezing regularly you'd best be thinking about what to do with them. For the most part they don't fair well at low temperatures.
Posted by Mike G in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
OT - Globalization - Computer Migration - Software Upgrading - Nightmare

Some credit card providers give you the ability to create a 'single use' credit card number for use online. I just go to the discover card site, and it lets me generate a single use number, with a preset limit, to use for a single online purchase.
Posted by Woodie in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
Really stoked tonight!

as I recall) at a commercial cabinet shop... I think the tables on that are 8 feet long. However, with hand planes like my L-N 7 I can take care of everything in my shop. John
Posted by John Grossbohlin in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
Re: Q: on Bandsaw "Flatness" Table Pin

Not that it matters but......I think I learned some very important lessons in that shop. Two that come to mind are to respect the machinery and that safety in the shop is serious business. Regards dave
Posted by Dave W in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Brought home my Rockwell 6"x48" belt , 12" disk sander home.... (w/pics)

A useful tool which should be in every woorworker's/metalworker's shop. The 6x48 belt/12 disk was the first machine I bought new. I had used the 12 disk model in H.S. metal shop in the 1950s.
Posted by peterh5322 in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
How to cap a radiator valve after removing radiator?

http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Plumbing/Compression/Brass+Cap+34/d20/sd2697/p51790>> -- That just looks like a cap to me. Surely it would be a stop end? http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Plumbing/Compression/Compression+Stopend+15mm/d20/sd2697/p84184
Posted by Road_Hog in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 14 years ago 
Threaded flange for deWalt angle grinder

Visit www.healystool.co.uk for details. It'll speed things up if you know the part number, see exploded diagram in tool's manual, or visit the DeWalt web site to download a copy if you've lost yours. Best of luck Paul
Posted by Paul Hewish in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 22 years ago