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You know your shop is too small ...

The first metal shop project in jr high (yep, we had a full metal shop class, complete with metal (Al) casting facility, at 14 years old), was a huge floor standing birdcage for my mother.

Posted by Swingman in Woodworking Forum 14 years ago 
Hardware Stores Enter Politics, Turning Away Gays, Turning Away Evangelicals

of course gays could shop elsewhere, but a better solution is to shop for LOTs of stuff, bring it to the cashier, let them ring it up and then announce "what is the gay discount here". smother the shop in business that generates no income or just wander the store and ...

Posted by Malcom Mal Reynolds in Home Repair 11 years ago 
LED Bulb dying

In my opinion, Shop-Vac fudges the specs a bit. https://www.shopvacstore.com/the-shop-vac-16-gallon-6-0-peak-hp-wet---dry-vacuum-with-built-in-water-pump-details.aspx They claim 6 peak horsepower yet their specs also state 120 Volts and 11.8 Amps. So how does a 1416 watt motor ...

Posted by Danny Jones in Home Repair 9 years ago 
The real reason for lower powered vacuum cleaners..

I pass a kirby vacuum cleaner shop but nothing or very littel seems to be i n the shop apart from a couple of desks a PC and trays on the floor with va rious test granuals. I've never seen a customer in the shop and although so meone's sitting there it never seems to be open.

Posted by whisky-dave in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 11 years ago 
source of sealed units

I went to my local glass shop and they made me some up at a very reasonable price. I had 4 units made, 2 off 80x50mm and 2 off 50x50mm total price was £40 which I thought was reasonable. No doubt someone here will tell me I was stung though!

Posted by Scott in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 21 years ago 
Lawn mower ready

Shop called today and said mower service complete. Took it in three weeks ago, well in advance of the season because I learned in the past that if you do it when first needed it would take three weeks as shop is full of mowers.

Posted by Frank in Backyard Gardeners 12 years ago 
Re: Anyone here tried one of these air compressors?

Crawled out of the shop and said. . .: i got one similar to it from HF. small roofers style for tossing in the truck when i get the odd job away from the shop. i used it IN my shop till i sort of outgrew it after getting an air sander. its great for shooting brads, and blowing ...

Posted by Traves W. Coppock in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Differences in HVLP guns?

From what I can see there are 2 types of gun, those which use normal shop 70 - 100psi air and turbine units. From what I read the shop air system uses a lot of air and needs a really large compressor i.e. > 3HP, whereas the turbine units are quite small.

Posted by Bernard Randall in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Offcut management

I have some rreally nice pieces of scrap that have been around the shop for 25 years. It has gotten to where the scrap restricts movement in the shop. I am sure that some pieces will never be used but they just look nice.

Posted by Richard Cline in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Drill Press Uses?

I do not think I could survive with out a drill press even though I have 3-4 hand drills of various sizes and a couple of cordless drills around the shop...

Posted by Bob G. in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
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