OT: Just a thought.

Nova and Nature both took dumps, so I lost interest. I hadn't been able to get The Woodwright's Shop on PBS up here so PBS is outta there for me. Confession is good for the soul. I wait for those few (only 1/2 dozen in a _decade_?
Posted by Larry Jaques in Woodworking Forum 15 years ago 
Fun With A Crafstman Tablesaw

I like your nice clean shop. I used a collection bag on mine till I got a DC. Do you have some dust escaping out the front through the control holes? Check out my shop site... http://members.fretzmultimedia.com/joebettystein/page5.htmlJoe Tim Daneliuk wrote:
Posted by Joe_Stein in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Head meets desk again

Your taxes pay for my duty solicitor:-) Just like the wooden forks at a chip shop, they are free to the user.
Posted by ARWadsworth in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 15 years ago 
Cycle service - bottom bracket

TBH it's one of those jobs that's best just handed over to the bike shop - my bike shop fit stuff for free, whereas the tools to do the job would easily be £20 on top of a £15 bottom bracket.
Posted by Doki in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 17 years ago 
Does your local council recycle centre allow scavenging?

You buy stuff from a charity shop which is a different ball game. Free goods are a different matter. Apparently some do.
Posted by Dave Plowman (News) in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 20 years ago 
NatWest - home card reader?

There's then a link for ordering a (free) card reader. What the system does is give you a one-time code. The card reader reads your card (and validates it with the PIN). Then you enter the one-time code and get another back. That is entered on the bank ...
Posted by Bob Eager in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 8 years ago 
Expensive Araldite?

Only £8.99 for 8 Oz (total) from a hobby shop I visit in Dorset, and it's a lot better than Araldite crap. Steve S
Posted by Steve S in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 19 years ago 
Anybody had a Home Eye Test ?

In article snipped-for-privacy@mid.individual.net>, Andy Burns snipped-for-privacy@andyburns.uk wrote: I'd be most surprised if a home visit could offer all the facilities you'd get at high street shop? I'd say to be avoided unless no option.
Posted by Dave Plowman (News in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 5 years ago 
Home Workshops and Alarm Systems

You realize of course, that I've been asking these alarm questions because I'm scoping out areas for my next nocturnal visit. Now which of you guys has an outdoor shop with no steps and a door that's at least 27" wide? :)
Posted by Upscale in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Lifetime guarantee

which is a excellent reason not to visit, no one has a clue where stuff is, and theres too few employees to help effectively. now target does great, lots of helpful workers who go out of their way to assist the shopper. in sears yesterday, very few employees.
Posted by hallerb in Home Repair 17 years ago