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Cooker lead extention

Orders are to twist the pins with pliers until they fall off (surprisingly easy) if the scrap is left on site. Bill

Posted by Bill Wright in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 12 years ago 
Remove Old Kitchen Cabinet Shelf without Destroying

Bob, Looked further at the Titus site and changed my mind. Here's what I think you do. Turn all of the floor locks anti-clockwise( yeah, less than one turn). That should release the pins in the floor. Gentle tapping and the floor should drop out of the cabinet. Dave M.

Posted by David L. Martel in Home Repair 11 years ago 
Woodcraft Magazine sleazy marketing

Free sample copies of the magazine are included with orders from Woodcraft Supply, no strings attached. It is a free gift, with no obligation whatsoever. There is a sticker on the cover of the free sample that says, simply, "Free trial issue, subscribe today, return ...

Posted by A.J. Hamler in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
steel building house revisited

Build a nice house for yourself and a separate shop for the truck/whatever? Have a nice house that someday you will want to sell (just before you go into the nursing home) and it will sell because it has a nice shop behind it.

Posted by Glenn in Building Construction 19 years ago 
central vacs

I actually got rid of my shop vac 20 some years ago and use the central vac for all thing including my "shop". I don't have a big wood shop, but I do have a table saw and other power hand tools. I did buy a little 1 gallon wet/dry vac for ultra portable use.

Posted by Art Todesco in Home Repair 19 years ago 
Slightly off topic, but...

Through one or a hundred of the 4,000 or so holes in the walls, ceilings and roofline of the shop. This is not a shop where I am going to be sealing up all the holes. I would have to rebuild the shop for that.

Posted by Robert Allison in Home Repair 18 years ago 
Microwave not working, please suggest

I'd hand-carry it into a local appliance repair shop(not a TV repair shop,an APPLIANCE repair shop;check your Yellow Pages),and see what they have to say.

Posted by Jim Yanik in Home Repair 22 years ago 
Announcement

The new shop is just about done, just need to find a home for the dust collector. Buffet project is moving along and will begin final san ding today. Once the buffet is out of the shop, I can start on the new benc h.

Posted by Sonny in Woodworking Forum 13 years ago 
How to build pole barn workshop on unlevel site

I'm planning on building a pole barn style woodworking shop. It will be somewhere between 24x36 to 30x40. The area where I want to place the shop has a 1.5' slope from where the front of the shop will be to the back. I'm wondering the best way to fix this.

Posted by Reggie Burnett in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
A Warm Fuzzy

Fri, Jul 6, 2007, 7:36pm (EDT+4) snipped-for-privacy@aol.com doth sayeth: I've used oak flooring for along-the-wall benchtops in my shop. It's nailed to a 3/4" MDO (could be plywood instead) base, sanded, and varnished.

Posted by J T in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
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