Re: Mineral oil for cutting board

Lint free and disposable. I use two step process. Walnut oil in several coats until it doesn't want to rapidly absorb. Then I have a mixture of mostly walnut oil with beeswax in it. I heat that up on my shop glue double boiler and spread some on then buff it off when it solidfies.
Posted by Frank Boettcher in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Finally ordered table saw

Ordered it all from Amazon with the free shipping. Now to start cleaning out a space in the garage/shop.
Posted by Mike S. in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Woodworking Equipment Auction * Charlotte, NC * 4/17/04

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Posted by alfish in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
A Warm Fuzzy

I keep pieces of sandpaper all over the shop for those little touch-up jobs and just toss it if it gets a bit clogged or dull.
Posted by Tim Douglass in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
sheet good cutoffs

I don't store them as such, I use them - to make kigs, shop stands, projects, prototypes, etc. I also accept sacrifices for the Woodworking Gods, so feel free to send them along. JOAT Even Popeye didn't eat his spinach until he had to.
Posted by J T in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
Homebase employee: "Your Bosch drill is not a *real* drill.. it is a screwdriver" !?

I drilled 3 holes with a 10mm HSS drill bit I then returned the item to Argos for a full refund (gotta love argos - the best free hire shop in town) at around 4pm (I am saving up for a =A3140 drill, which I will buy from Argos)
Posted by james.jobs in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 18 years ago 
Tea bags and coffee grains.

But as a guy in Seattle area with Starbucks headquartered here, I can tell you that Starbucks prepares used coffee grounds (I guess you actually meant coffee grounds) for free so people can pick them up and used as compost for acid-loving plants, like rhodies, azalea, and so on.
Posted by Siberian Husky in Garden Forum 22 years ago 
Chimney Caps - WHERE?

Or, try a woodstove shop. Bob
Posted by Bob in Home Repair 20 years ago 
Damn Skunk!

You might try one of products for urine stains from the pet shop. Just a guess.
Posted by Joseph Meehan in Home Repair 20 years ago 
Help removing router bearing?

This is very similar to what we use here in the shop.
Posted by iowadaddy in Home Repair 20 years ago