Looking for template guide adaptors

I now want to get them again, then I checked the web site of Jesada, but I cannot locate it. Please advise the URL of the web for Jesada if some one knows it. Also, please advise the other online shop where you can get the adaptos, instead of Jesada. Thanks in advance, Mickey in ...
Posted by cxh01611 in Woodworking Forum 17 years ago 
Need to build a building in Tampa, FL...

Building to house machine shop type operation. Need a FL certified Architect to draw up the site plans. Leads on steel buildings would be appreciated, too. I have a general contractor that I'm working with, but he's a friend and to save money I have to do all the legwork.
Posted by gunfreak in Architecture and Design 21 years ago 
help with finishing

"Sam the Cat" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@comcast.com: VM&P Naptha, in a well ventilated shop. Use lots of rags, and hang them to dry, outside if possible. You want to remove the wax most of all, first, and the naptha should do that.
Posted by Patriarch in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
What duct work do I buy for dust collection

Woodcrafters has duct work and some fittings, but if you are close to a Woodcrafters store, look up a site The Wood & Shop, Inc. its got 3" and 4" stuff look under dust collection, they are in Maryland Height, Mo just outside of St Louis...I have been putting a dust collecter on my ...
Posted by racing John in Woodworking Forum 16 years ago 
My "Poor Girl's Downdraft Table" FS or for loan

I looked through your web site and have a question or two about some of your pictures. In the shop tour, page 3 the top center and the top right pictures. Are you clamping or applying presure to odd shapes? Have you looked into vacume bagging?
Posted by Joe Willmann in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
What ever happened to sweeping compound.

During my efforts to sweep up some scraper shavings I suddenly remembered we used to use sweeping compound in shop class when I was in school. Many times, it's not worth the effort to get a vacuum over to a site and I simply want to use broom or brush and dustpan.
Posted by Dustmaker in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Alternatives to McMasterCarr?

Some of the advertisers in the Home Shop Machinist Magazine sell small pieces of various kinds of materials. They appear to be small businesses which might be willing to ship by your preferred method.
Posted by Charles Erskine in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Thickness Sander

Look on my web site. http://woodwork.pmccl.comYou can see the sander on the shop equipment page. I have the 12 inch model. The fence is not on it for the photo, but I made a fence with a 90 and 45 degree setting... He has an 18 and a 24 inch model. julvr wrote:
Posted by Will in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Marble Machine

you aren't just trying to advertise your gift shop web site are you? Some sleazy people do things like that, but you're not one of them are you?
Posted by Edwin Pawlowski in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
Flexible soil pipe

between http://www.ebuildingsupplies.co.uk/custom/shop/category?categoryID=700>> Cheers Kent/Sussex/Surrey I'd don't care Tim, East Sussex so not too many miles away. But is that stuff connectable to brown 100mm drain pipe?
Posted by Andrew Mawson in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 17 years ago