Wheelchair stem bearing kit spec ?

Tables with dimensions and their bearing numbers available by google for free, with many options: seals rubber or metal, one side or both, pre-greased or dry, loose/tight/regular, stainless or steel, (none of which matters much in a wheelchair).
Posted by Thomas Prufer in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 8 years ago 
Cutting ceramic tiles the hard way

For most tiles, a decent score and snap machine[1] will make a very quick and mess free job of straight cuts. For more complex cuts a recirculating water cooled tile cutter is the thing. For very awkward tiles like travatine marble, you need a water disc cutter for all cuts. [1] ...
Posted by John Rumm in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 12 years ago 
Remove brown toilet stains/deposits

Used, then labelled with magic marker and stored in the shop. . Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org . . Definitely deposits. I got a lot removed with the Polident, but still two heavy deposits. As a goof, I tried lightly scraping with a screwdriver.
Posted by Stormin Mormon in Home Repair 13 years ago 
See if you can put some political spin on this story...

I found a fork that would fit from the local free bike parts shop but couldn't find a caliper brake that would work. So there's this piece of crap with no front brake, which on a bicycle more or less means no brake, and someone stole it.
Posted by rbowman in Home Repair 11 years ago 
The Best Woodworking Magazine .....

Lots of shop and jig projects and the woodworking projects are usually in my skill/tool level. Woodworkers Journal is NFG due to the *free* book scam. This one won't get renewed. American Woodworker is OK but a lot of advertisments and most of the projects are beyond my current ...
Posted by RayV in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Whadda yall think??

The top has holes for sanding jobs and hinges to open it up for free air flow. It has really cut down on dust settling in the shop.
Posted by Gerald Ross in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
if juniper worth harvesting, and a little gloat to

Tue, Sep 5, 2006, 8:01am (EDT-2) snipped-for-privacy@NOSPAM.clemnet.org (Richard=A0Clements) a guy I work with had some large junipers that he's cutting down he's pulling down a number of 10" Free? No brainer.
Posted by J T in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
OT: exploding light bulb

Rough handling in transit, improper handling in the store, a drop of something on the bulb that later overheated and caused the explosion, a drop of something cold onto the hot bulb in your shop.
Posted by Edwin Pawlowski in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Delta 34-670 Tablesaw Funeral

When I had my store, we sold pallets of cut offs from a production furniture shop. After they had been pick through several times we had a pallet of stuff that no body wanted.
Posted by Mike at American Sycamore in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
bought a house, now to work on setting up a shop

Most of us start with projects directly related to the shop... storage cabinets, shelving, router table/tops, tool racks/holders, etc.. As you do projects you'll also find easier ways to do things and start building a jig or three...
Posted by mac davis in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago