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Fine Woodworking Proven Shop Tips - NOT recommended

i really enjoy reading these handy shop hints and proven shop tips books ...i admire peoples creativity in invention on a limited budget and have had my quality > That said, yes, it is much better to borrow the book from a library than to > buy it.

Posted by knotheads in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
A weird project - End grain cutting board

http://www.kaswell.com/woodblock/oakplank.htmAt the first architectural woodworking shop (Loughman/St. Louis) I worked in the floor in the shop was made from 4 X 6's cut 4"(ish) long and laid on the concrete. It was one of the best surfaces to work on. UA100

Posted by Unisaw A100 in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
safty switch madness

al make a lean to on the outside of your shop and put the dc in there. run a wire to the dc with the switch on from your shop ,if you have any problems with the dc you can easily put the switch back on. frank

Posted by Me in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
Is A SawStop Table Saw Worth the Money

A couple of those a week and the entire shop program will again learn the use of a hand saw as the shop budgets won't buy many cartidges and blades. Dave Hall

Posted by Dave Hall in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
Quietest Shop Vac? Need in a hurry!

There's an article in the latest FWW with plans for an enclosure for any shop vac that quiets it to the same noise level as the Fein... probably for less $$$. The current Ridgid shop vacs are well reviewed in lots of places. -- JeffB remove no.spam. to email

Posted by JeffB in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
Secondary double glazing

Better to work out why the air is damp enough in the shop to produce the condensation. I'm assuming it's a normal shop not a hairdressers or something else that generates warm moist air.

Posted by Dave Liquorice in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 16 years ago 
Precision screwdriver set

Actually I should have said cheap shop rather than pound shop, it was 99p. I also got a 2kw fan heater with thermostatic control for less than 6 quid, and a jar of peanut butter with that classic health warning: http://www.flickr.com/photos/g3zvt/6433713209/lightbox/

Posted by Graham. in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 14 years ago 
Am I being cheated? (Premier Home Builders)

I meant to say visit the site every day and call the boss to find out why they aren't on site that day. My builder calls me to let me know if his team aren't going to be onsite for any reason - he even calls if they are onsite but will be leaving early that afternoon!

Posted by CWatters in Building Construction 19 years ago 
repair fibreglass bath

If you paid by cr card, you may find you have some free cover for goods purchased for 60 days; check the small print of your Agreement

Posted by Gel in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 20 years ago 
B&Q tradepoint eligibility

There are plenty of firms on interent that provide business card for free .... www.vistaprint.com for one Letter head should take all of 2 mins with Microsoft word

Posted by Rick Hughes in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 16 years ago 
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