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Table saw router table

He hasn't got room to move much in his garage/shop. I found the shop space invested in a shop built router table not to be too difficult to manage. The router table gets used for all kinds of other tasks, for which it wasn't designed.

Posted by Patriarch in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Re: Putting 10 lbs. of Tools In a 5 lb. Shop

Sun, Sep 9, 2007, 10:54am snipped-for-privacy@webtv.net (J=A0T) formerly did posteth thusly: My shop is 8'X12'. I have a 37" center wood lathe, on a shop-made stand. Planer on shop-made stand. Bench saw, on a shop-made stand. Bench drill press. Router ...

Posted by J T in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
BG Outdoor Electrical Sockets - Quality?

The seller never gets to see your credit card details, you do not need to register (link) a bank account to it and I recommend you do not. You can delete a credit card as necessary, or keep a card separate for PayPal link purposes.

Posted by js.b1 in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 15 years ago 
what is the best way to remove glue drips?

I get a couple of credit card offers a week, and they usually have a fake card stuck to the flyer. They make _great_ glue scrapers.

Posted by Michael Baglio in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
xD Camera card unreadable;(..

I've had problems with one make of camera using a non-standard file system on the card, which can only be read in the camera, and the data only passed to the maker's interface program. The card was unreadable in both a card reader and a different make of camera.

Posted by John Williamson in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 15 years ago 
Home computer problem

Further, older machines don't HAVE USB ports (although a USB card can often be added). Wouldn't matter if they did, native DOS still can't access a USB port. We have users of our DOS-version software of eleven years ago (when we came out with a Windows version). It still works.

Posted by HeyBub in Home Repair 15 years ago 
Overcharged by a plumber ?

Back in my childhood (early 1960's) now and again all the valves would be removed from our radio and taken down to the local shop which had a Mullard valve tester: they'd plug in the valve and a punched bakelite card which had the settings for the valve in question.

Posted by Tony Bryer in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 21 years ago 
oscilloscope

http://www.industrial-electronics.com/Diagnose-Repair-Elec_14c.html https://tv-handbook.com/Basic%20Video.html That's well outside a bodge based on a sound card :-) You've got Nyquists sampling theorem and needing to have a bit more speed to do a good job.

Posted by Paul in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 5 years ago 
Straightforward out-of-the-box solution for extending WiFi range

I connect just the feed horn to the laptop Ethernet port and turn off the laptop's internal WiFi card.

Posted by Danny D'Amico in Home Repair 12 years ago 
CNC question

Typically the controller PC has a special card with digital outputs for each axis W, X. Y. Z. And feedback loops associated with each Axis. This connects to an interface to take the PC signal level voltages and make them proportional voltages (+ and -) to feed the servos.

Posted by Don Dando in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
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