Why do i need a jointer?

Powermatic 54a by milling free walnut 'scraps' from a sign shop into 3x3x36 leg blanks. For $11.75 b/f for S4S 3" walnut blanks, it didn't take long.
Posted by Swingman in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Cyclists waste petrol

I use a debit card, I put it in first, then it charges me for however much gas I take. In the UK, they both use Visa/Mastercard. So a debit card will work absolutely anywhere a credit card will. In fact it's better as it doesn't charge the shop so much percentage, so ...
Posted by Jimmy Wilkinson Knife in Home Repair 7 years ago 
Update on the treehouse bridge in the redwoods of the Santa Cruz mountains

Consider that but end coming down on you, your car, your shop. One punched through my shop roof and kept out the rain with all of the green junk on top. I had to cut it off on top and on the bottom - punch out the disk and replace the roof boarding. Glad it was in the ...
Posted by Martin Eastburn in Woodworking Forum 11 years ago 
Power and phone lines for the shop - meeting the NEC

So how far away is your shop? Is it line of site? Wireless is amazing and they have wireless repeaters to amplify the signal that don't cost much. I'm placing a repeater between my (network) router and the shop and setting up a custom stand for my laptop.
Posted by Bob Davis in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Update on the treehouse bridge in the redwoods of the Santa Cruz mountains

Consider that but end coming down on you, your car, your shop. One punched through my shop roof and kept out the rain with all of the green junk on top. I had to cut it off on top and on the bottom - punch out the disk and replace the roof boarding. Glad it was in the ...
Posted by Martin Eastburn in Home Repair 11 years ago 
Gas Logs

One can be found on this industry site: http://www.CSIA.org. For more information on vented and vent free. Look at my FAQs http://www.FireLogs.com/FAQ.htm. As to where to buy. Guess I should stay out of that one, but visit my commercial gas log web site at ...
Posted by John Galbreath Jr. in Home Repair 23 years ago 
Looking For Oscillating Tool Recommendations

That's one of the things I like best about my Fein on a job site. In the shop, not so much. What you make on the bananas, you lose on the grapes...
Posted by Swingman in Woodworking Forum 10 years ago 
ply woes.

This time they built it in the shop and mounted it. The previous time it was built on site, and they did not caulk properly.
Posted by woodchucker in Woodworking Forum 9 years ago 
Found A Great Little Item

You can accomplish the same results (protecting the corners of casework) while transporting from your shop to the job site by temporarily nailing a scrap piece across the vulnerable sections. Joe G
Posted by GROVER in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
How to Make a Home garden

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Posted by tipscentre in Fruit and Vegetable Gardening 17 years ago