Moisture barriers and Wifi

Something like https://www.toolstation.com/shop/Electrical/d190/Data+%26+Telecoms/sd2745/RJ45+CAT5E+Wall+Outlet+Kit/p64596 Surface mount box or a deep metal one.
Posted by dennis in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 8 years ago 
Help - Drywall blunder - doh!

First- go get yourself [at the very least] a dust-free sanding kit from the local borg. They are about $30 & hook to your shop vac.
Posted by Jim Elbrecht in Home Repair 21 years ago 
Tablesaw comparison/buying guide

Right now, the Griz G0691 is selling for $1300 mail order with free shipping. I've seen some very favorable user reviews online. Good riving knife system, good fence, smooth running, etc. Apparently the Shop Fox mobile base isn't solid enough for the weight of this saw.
Posted by Jim Weisgram in Woodworking Forum 16 years ago 
Quiet Ridgid shopvacs?

Still using my current Sears shop vac after some 8 years or so. Rated 5 or 6 (optimistic) HP and it was noisy as all hades until I installed the outlet muffler. IMO the Sears vacs are the best ones around.
Posted by Joe in Home Repair 19 years ago 
Save desilvering mirror edges?

I would take it to glass shop have them cut off 2 inches, sand the edge and seal the entire mirror. Shouldn't charge you too much. Actually if you get lucky the guy in the shop would do this for a tip, $10 or so. Just have him come out and take a look at it BEFORE going in the office.
Posted by Ron in Home Repair 18 years ago 
Can I link neutral from a 110v wire or receptacle to a 220v 3 wire to create a 4 wire oven range outlet?

I want to install a powder coating oven in my shop. I got an oven for free and I've noticed that it has 4 wires. After much researching it appears to basically be a 220v 3 wire with an added neutral. My shop has 110v and 220v ... but of course the 220v is only three wire.
Posted by Daniel Wright in Home Repair 5 years ago 
Router w/ negative template

| I'd be tickled pink to have a CNC | presence in my shop and am eat up with envy for those who do. No reason you can't have one in your shop - there are plans and parts available on the web so you can build/assemble your own.
Posted by Morris Dovey in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
Dust collector

Shop Vacs are hellaciously loud. 2. CFM. Shop Vacs will work for one tool at a time, but do not have a great capacity for moving air. Might be OK for a mitre saw, but the table saw usually has large openings and lots of your suction will be lost through them. Depends on the saw. 3. ...
Posted by gw in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
A/C Woodworking Shop - Is it Possible

I have central AC in my shop in Phoenix but rarely use it (use evaporative cooling if anything). When I have the filter clogs quite rapidly so it is necessary to be diligent in keeping it clean.
Posted by GeeDubb in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
OT - Open Banking

for cards. no I can't I may be able to find a site that will recommend a new card - but there's no such thing as "switching cards" tim
Posted by tim... in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 8 years ago