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10 A fuse for spur off ring main

Yes, but when I visited the electrical shop in the village and asked for some, there ensued a lengthy sifting through boxes and eventually a box with 2 remaining was discovered. Proprietor remarked that he could not remember when he last sold any.

Posted by Andrew in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 3 years ago 
Storage heaters

Keep up at the back it's going to be a quiet shop 1 customer and hour. Though that makes me wonder how he's going to make enough money to pay the rent... but maybe it's not a shop selling "things" that people take away there and then but order stuff or provides a service.

Posted by Dave Liquorice in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 18 years ago 
Inverters & battery chargers

if its a Nicd or NiMh then there are so many options, modellers have been using auto chargers for years, any model shop will sell you a similar charger to this one below all depends on the voltage of your drill how cheap you can get one for ...

Posted by Kevin in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 17 years ago 
Briggs & Stratton Engine Problem

By shop I mean our shop, where we keep our equiptment.

Posted by Mike in Backyard Gardeners 19 years ago 
Router Bit Modidfication

We have an extensive machine shop at work, with wheels specifically for carbide, and would use that if doing it freehand. We also have endmill sharpening equipment and if I wanted a perfect job would use that.

Posted by Pounds on Wood in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Discussion: Describe your shop dimensions

With my shop I'm able to have my machines at one end and my assembly area at the other. Now, width, especially a very narrow shop, that would/could factor into the "tunnelness" but I think you just need to lay it out and make it work. UA100

Posted by Unisaw A100 in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Harbor Freight 2hp dust collector

We bought one as emergency unit for our shop. We had to use it already and for the dollar, I can not complain as to its performance. The bags are some of the easiest to replace that we have ever used too. All in all a great unit for a home shop I would think.

Posted by Curly Woods in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Wire thickness

Its more than adequate for my one man shop. I figure my maximum simultaneous draw (220v) will never exceed 30 amps. (3hp table saw, 2hp dust collector, lights, small shop heater). That would leave room for an air conditioner, if I ever do that. Bob

Posted by Bob in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
drill bits

for storage in the shop, I use a shop tacked-together 4 drawer cabinet... drawers are 12" wide and only about 8" deep.. for each drawer, i drilled 3/8" holes in a piece of 1x2" and then cut it down the middle, to make holders for them... mac Please remove splinters before emailing

Posted by mac davis in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Attn: Frank B. from Delta

When I was in the shop, I forgot, but I remembered when I was nowhere near the shop. Now, I can't find the thread where you told me you'd check into this. The bandsaw that was missing major parts is: 28-475X s/n 03J53171 Thanks for investigating! Barry

Posted by Ba r r y in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
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