125v vs. 117v revisited

I also checked the voltage coming out of the breaker that goes to the shop and they also read 122.7. I also tightened all three wires down that go to the shop (actually none were loose).
Posted by IGot2P in Home Repair 10 years ago 
B&Q robbing bastards

The hardware shop near my old home was bought by a failed "builder". l looked him up - what a mess. Seems he put his stupid wife and brainless son in charge. I was passing by years ago and thought I'll just nip in there and get it. Something like a battery.
Posted by Mr Pounder Esquire in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 8 years ago 
LP Air in the shop

Looking for ideas on how to distribute LP air in my shop. My shop is 18' X 22' and I have a stair case in the back corner, under which my compressor sits. Right now, I have a rubber hose running through the ceiling with just one outlet at a hose reel in the front of the shop.
Posted by Neil Larson in Woodworking Forum 17 years ago 
The Next Day, SWMBO Swept Up His Fingertips

I was really looking forward to a full day in the shop. Saturday came, I got up, got dressed in my shop clothes and went into the kitchen to grab a cup of coffee. SWMBO said something about something, I replied, it got heated and I got pissed. I mean really pissed.
Posted by DerbyDad03 in Woodworking Forum 6 years ago 
Busy day today

Then it's off to the recycle center to drop off and the gun shop next door for some stuff . Next stop is the hardware store for some bolts-n-nuts for a shop project - modifying valve spring seats of a Ford 302 head - and then home . Where I had a call for another small ...
Posted by Snag in Home Repair 2 years ago 
One Day Later

Hi Ben, As others have said, building a workbench allows you to hone the skills you'll use on every other project that comes out of your shop. I wanted to add that this idea is true for every fixture in your shop. Tom Watson did a wonderful post here recently on "Your shop ...
Posted by Michael Baglio in Woodworking Forum 23 years ago 
buying cabinet boxes

any lumber yard or DIY shop like Home Depot, Lowes, Menards ect
Posted by longshot in Building Construction 19 years ago 
Adding concrete to buried fence posts

You might be able to "shop vac" the pea gravel out. Bob
Posted by Bob F in Home Repair 19 years ago 
epoxy bonding or weld?

*Call an ornamental iron shop and have them take care of it.
Posted by John Grabowski in Home Repair 17 years ago 
Compressor oil

Try a compressor shop.
Posted by Bob F in Home Repair 16 years ago