Got his measure I think

Around the corner from my old home and in a different life there was a hardware shop. He was brilliant! I could buy a couple of screws or a box of screws, bits of wood, screwdrivers etc or cans of paint. Bit of a tip, but he knew where everything was - so did I.
Posted by Mr Pounder Esquire in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 7 years ago 
PVC and dust collectio safety

I have been stetting up my new shop over the past few months and have researched dust collection on the net and by reading a few books on the subject.
Posted by cm in Woodworking Forum 17 years ago 
Locker for door

maybe I use these on some cabinet doors in my shop. You could install it at the top or bottom of the door if it is too long for the frame at the center. http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=16946&site=ROCKLER&filter=brass hasp
Posted by Rex in Woodworking Forum 14 years ago 
Fun with Patel

Depending on the situation, we either swapped 'em out and repaired the bad unit in the shop or fixed them on-site. It depended on the symptoms, whose terminal it was, location, etc.
Posted by DerbyDad03 in Home Repair 10 years ago 
Table saw wood splitter/anti kick back question

FYI, I have a set of shop made zero clearance throat plates for various configurations. Rather than worrying about placing and removing the splitter I swap out a throat plate with a splitter glued in (1/8 strip of maple) and one without. Doesn't take long at all.
Posted by Jim Weisgram in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Delta Dust collector upgrade advice wanted

Marc, isolved my dust problem by building a shop cyclone. I got the plans and research info off the web at http://billpentz.com//woodworking/cyclone/Index.cfmI'm sure the site has been updated since I did it. The 5hp motor from Harbor Freight is the only thing I would not go with.
Posted by r49miner in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Rating the Power Tools...

Although I am really not sure the OP is looking for a small tabletaop/portable/ job site Table saw or not...BUT the list sure makes me think he is... For use in a home shop all the listed ones would be a waste of money in my opinion..
Posted by Bob G. in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
EasyCoper Review

Those copes are usually made on-site where the lighting (if any) may not be as good as in the shop.
Posted by willshak in Woodworking Forum 15 years ago 
Planes

(snip) So, there's a site out there to identify these old Stanley planes. I think the next step is figure out what I have, find out if they're super-desirable to someone who would appreciate them more than me, and if not, to at least get the blades into decent shape.
Posted by Dave Hinz in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
multiple HVAC vs. zoning

Got a good site for more information? These sound like a reasonable option for the currently unfinished space over my garage that I'm in process of converting into my shop.
Posted by keith in Home Repair 16 years ago