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Ooohhh....shiny. Is the Festool Domino right for me?

efficient method to do production joinery in a small shop, I can't help but view the DOMINO as a revolutionary advance in "mortising tools" for small shops. AAMOF, the concept has the potential to do for small shop joinery what the Japanese digital watch did to the watch making ...

Posted by Swingman in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
Cremotary Urn

I have 4 in my shop for my past shop partners. it brings a lump to my throat every time I look at them. But I wouldn't have it other way other that have them alive. sweet sawdust wrote:

Posted by Richard in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
Cross ventilation in shop (Barn fan)

Juggle the configuration of your fan so it pressurizes the shop. Put a filter on the intake of the fan. Then you will force all the air into the shop through a filter and the dust will be pushed out any cracks or slightly open door and/or windows. Bob AZ

Posted by Bob AZ in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
First Day On The Job

shop. For some reason I figured your shop was out that way. Not sure why. Rob's depiction of the crowd and staff is pretty accurate from what I could tell, although Sunday breakfast has people lined up outside and almost down the road. Nice, friendly place with good, simple food. ...

Posted by Tanus in Woodworking Forum 17 years ago 
Thanks, Morris!

I found myself in Des Moines the other day and Morris was kind enough to tour me thru his shop. This is what my shop wants to be when it grows up. I'm still thinking about that Morris-crafted CNC router. A nifty project for those cold winter days upcoming. Larry

Posted by TD Driver in Woodworking Forum 17 years ago 
Ouch!

Or perhaps the insurance companies will insist that shops not hire fools: "Employees at the shop told police that they had told Guitierrez earlier in the morning not to use the saw because he was not trained to use it... the victim's duties at the shop were to sweep it."

Posted by Doug Miller in Woodworking Forum 16 years ago 
Cole jaw stops

Take a jaw and take a stop to a local Machine Shop. Have a drawing of what you want - they do the real drawing. ================================================================================================= Yes and at $100.00 per hour they will make you whatever you want.

Posted by CW in Woodworking Forum 14 years ago 
Lighting recommendation to replace 4 foot fluorescent tubes

LED shop lights, tons of light for 42watts about $35 each at your favorite big box store. we replaced several old (almost 20yrs out of them) CFL shop lights that we use for reflected light off the white painted ceiling. very nice and bright (don't look directly at them). ...

Posted by songbird in Home Repair 9 years ago 
Please help identify switch

You may get lucky and find it at an appliance repair shop. Especially one that has been in business for a long time and is an authorized GE shop..

Posted by Ed Pawlowski in Home Repair 8 years ago 
Tripod Attachment to mount camera

What makes you think the camera shop staff don't understand? Was the tripod intended to be used with a camera? Maybe you should ask in the shop that sold you the laser leveller with tripod. You'll probably have to make your own adapter. MBQ

Posted by manatbandq in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 20 years ago 
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