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Need table saw advice

I haven't done any of this shop building without some serious adult supervision. ;> (Btw, I recall several months ago you responding to a request of mine for general pricing guidelines on shop building materials. Iirc, you quoted a friend's shop, recently built.

Posted by Michael Baglio in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
butchering an old friend

Interesting that you put it like that (shop being waypoint) We've been looking for a smaller home on a larger lot, so I could build a shop and we'd have RV parking... (yeah the "golden years" approach) so, for at least 3 years, all my plans, fixtures, storage, etc. has been ...

Posted by mac davis in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Car Shiled advertisemnt

After saying they'll tow your car to the shop you choose at no charge, and they'll pay for your rentacar, they say -- I forget the exact words -- they will see that the shop is paid. Not that they will pay the shop. I'm sure the difference means something.

Posted by micky in Home Repair 5 years ago 
Long rubber runner needed - help to stop an accident

shop=10&category=403&item=15875http://www.proactive-health.co.uk/_shop/detail?shop=10&category=403&item=15874http://www.proactive-health.co.uk/_shop/detail?shop=10&category=403&item=15873http://www.proactive-health.co.uk/_shop/detail?shop=10&category=403&item=15872THe ...

Posted by Steve Firth in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 20 years ago 
ShopNotes complete set good deal?

I am a retired guy who has every single issue of both shop notes and Woodsmith in his shop.... Now Shop notes has not been of tremendous value to me so I would say that 300 bucks (I got the same offer) is more then I would be willing to pay...

Posted by grif in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Mold in the shop question

I sent a friend the pictures I posted in abpw of the shop cabinet I built. He replied that it was his experience that if I don't have excellent ventilation in the shop my magazines and books stored int he cabinet will get moldy.

Posted by Dukes909 in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Almost dead computer

If all that fails, reset the CMOS by shorting the two pins on the motherboard. Or you could (if you think it's worth it) buy a tester card. I've got one (I think it was 20 quid). It plugs into PCI or ISA socket, and reads out numbers as the machine attempts to boot.

Posted by Gefreiter Krueger in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 12 years ago 
Little gloat

Never thought to try using a shop vac for the droppings - huh. ;-) I have a Delta 13" planer that I hook up to a large shop vac. Seems to work pretty well at first, but the drum fills up FAST!.

Posted by Mike in Woodworking Forum 17 years ago 
Carbide turning tools

A coworker of mine who also turns indicates he has a friend in a machine shop who can make any of those tips for a few bucks. My coworker plans to stock up on each shape. He said he'll get me some as well.

Posted by CW in Woodworking Forum 13 years ago 
Charles Self's 'Creating Your Own Woodshop (Take a Peek)

What I don't like about windows in a shop is that you're forced to deal with the security hassle, at least in an urban environment. Would love to have them, though ... large ones. And a wooden floor thrown in for good measure.

Posted by Swingman in Woodworking Forum 13 years ago 
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