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Where to buy Washing Soda in san diego??

I would have thought any large supermarket or chemist shop would sell it. Perhaps they know it under a different name? I know that I asked for washing soda once and received blank looks, reiterating my request I added the "word "Bicarb" and the shop assistant twigged straight away.

Posted by Mrs Bonk in House Cleaning 20 years ago 
A blast from the past - Ridgid 1975/76 Calendar

We had a 2005 hanging up in the shop until one of the "juvenile" males in the shop defaced it, then the boss took it down. Greg

Posted by Greg O in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Re: Experience w/ Grizzly products?

The shop fox mobile base had caster hardware, but not assembly hardware, the shop fox dust collector had everything but caster hardware. I would still buy them again, but it sux having to stop and go looking for hardware. Zeke

Posted by Zeke in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Possible Condensation Solution?

I was thinking that it would be cheaper to heat the object, rather than heat the whole shop. This problem usually occurs during the transition times of the year when the shop heat would not be on. Regards, Tom Thomas J.

Posted by Tom Watson in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
dust collection for TS

I did this with my Delta bench saw & Grizzly contractor saw and the Craftsman shop vac gets most of the dust. Don't try to seal 100%. There has to be air flow into the saw and into the shop vac. -- Mark

Posted by Mark Jerde in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Dealer suggests Shopfox over General TS

My friend that owns a bicycle shop has a saying: "Everything we don't have is on sale!" I love the saw, the HTC "custom" mobile base could be a bit stiffer. I personally haven't fingered either the GI or the Shop Fox, so I can't comment on either. Barry

Posted by B a r r y in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Best commercial woodworking bench?

But, I saw this one at Woodcraft over the weekend, and wouldn't complain if it were in my shop. Or let me rephrase that... I wouldn't complain about having enough room in my shop for it. ;-)

Posted by Brian in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
OT: the wife's surgery

it's how I heat my shop, with an indoor dryer vent... the wife cracked up when she walked into the garage... i mean shop... one night and I'd run out and hangers and was using rare earth magnets on the water pipe.. mac Please remove splinters before emailing

Posted by mac davis in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Planing with a jointer

No real disagreement w/ others here but my take is if there's a cabinet shop or a school shop at the trade school, I'd look into getting them to run some through the thickness sander...much safer and better end result besides.

Posted by Duane Bozarth in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Slice of Pi?

I heard a rumour once that a shop there had ACWs at one point (but it was one of those resale shops too, so I suspect they'd come from an educational place somewhere and the shop were trying to sell them on) cheers Jules

Posted by Jules Richardson in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 14 years ago 
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