It is not meant for free advertising by trades people. Take your advertising to a local shop window, or pin some flyer to windscreen wipers of cars and things. Not downing you for trying to make a living, but we don't take kindly to people trying to obtain free adverts in ...
I solved the varnish/laquer problem when I saw a frighteningly cheap set of flat 'sable' (very fine hair) brushes in the Works cheapo book and stationery shop. For a couple of quid you get several decent widths, and with the modern varnishes they wash out in water too.
The AC is the best idea, really... filter the air, keep tools rust free and the bod sweat free. I'd do it in a minute, but a metal building with an uninsulated roof in Florida is a good way to hemorrhage dollars .
I got one free with my LS1013 SCMS, (I wouldn't have bought one 'cuz I already had a 1/2" Milwaukee, but what the hey...it was free.) and now it is the most used drill in my shop. (The cordless ones seem to always hide in boxes or bags somewhere.... the cord actually serves as a ...
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I fixed the $250 Toyota digital clock, for free! The problem was the power connection is flaky. I removed four silver springs. I then pulled the pins off the harness connector. I soldered those pins onto the Toyota digital clock circuit board.
The new rule is that cold food is VAT free whilst hot food must have 20% added. So If I pay before heating it in the shop microwave is it therefore VAT free? Same goes for take away snack bars that often ask "do you want it hot or cold?" If I buy it cold then hand it back ...
:-) Every link you follow is effectively a new site, there is no guarantee at all that it is as 'safe' as the site from which it's linked. I doubt if 1% of the sites I visit are ones I've visited before. Surely you use Google to research things like holidays etc.
That would be a good ad for a travel card. Not free of course, but the ability to use train bus or tube makes them great fun.