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How to Unclog Dryer Vent?

if this wasnt tried, get some duct tape to make a secure/leak free connection with the shop vac and try to suck it from below. even a modest shop vac should do it if its gonna work. its not pretty but maybe pour some water down from the top and see if it loosens anything up?

Posted by xrongor in Home Repair 22 years ago 
FS Six 20A outlet shop electrical panel, each outlet protected

http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/outlet-panel/ You run a single circuit to your shop (say 30-40A 220V with neutral), with one breaker in the main panel, connect it to the panel I am selling, and voila, you are done.

Posted by Ignoramus29737 in Home Repair 21 years ago 
The best saw for...

I would recommend Amazon.com for the books and also as a place to shop for the tools when you decide to purchase. Their prices are very competitive and shipping is usually free. Plus, they don't charge sales tax.

Posted by mnterpfan in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Scroll Saw Questions??

Just starting out with a Sears single speed SS Takes 5 " pin end type blades do any COs make a spiral blade with pins?I haven't seen any around also any links to web sites with free Patterns and other info would be greatly appreciated. Tanks in advance QLTY

Posted by John in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Dustmasks - Are they all useless.

, for general masks I've found Silverline fold-flat/valved no.282404 both very comfortable and misting free. Local hardware shop / Silverline stockist sells them individually if required. , about 80% down the page.

Posted by Steven Briggs in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 20 years ago 
testing household elec items

I have a couple of mates who have the kit and qualifications, one because his wife used to have a shop, the other who has a small business. Both found it worth doing from the business viewpoint, and they are now happy to do it free for friends, family, and good causes.

Posted by newshound in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 7 years ago 
Plastic for windows

In my youth, I used to mask cars for painting in an autobody shop. I learned then that the surface MUST be clean, dry and dust free. Certain materials do NOT accept any type of tape readily.

Posted by EXT in Home Repair 19 years ago 
What AWG for 7.5kw - 36amp heater?

Is it a separate free standing garage/woodshop building? Or attached to house? Questions? Voltage drop/wiring distance? Is/will there be other electrical wiring to that woodshop/garage area?

Posted by terry in Home Repair 19 years ago 
Insurance demands new roof!

Your choices are obvious: 1) do what they demand; 2) shop for another "free market" agent who can get coverage; 3) go to the "gov'ment" to see if they have the equivalent of "assigned risk" coverage; or 4) "go bare."

Posted by John Gilmer in Home Repair 18 years ago 
[OT] Paper bags carbon footprint too high

In message , Chris B writes My not-too-local chip shop has free plastic bags, but says I shouldn't use them because they ruin the culinary delight that I am about to experience, My response is that I will experience something far worse if swmbo discovers her car seat has a ...

Posted by Bill in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 10 years ago 
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