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advice needed, maybe; Delta 14 inch BS riser assembly

The instructions state "roll pins" but they are dowell pins. I always thought roll pins were rolled up cylindrical pins that can compress slightly to fit snuggly. The pins included in the riser kit are solid with a slight end taper. ...

Posted by marc rosen in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
Paper log maker

I got one the other day - it was just another looking just the same as all the rest, offering me a free balance transfer or something; but just as I fed it into the shredder I spotted that it was actually from my own credit card company, and that they'd even printed my card ...

Posted by Lobster in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 21 years ago 
Adding Surcharges to Credit Card Purchases

Starting this year, retailers can now charge extra for using a credit card. http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/01/28/us-creditcard-settlement-fees-idU SBRE90R14U20130128 I think this is a good thing.

Posted by bill_activist in Home Repair 12 years ago 
NEW Woodworking web site

from the hosting company (free site?). Just seemed like a lot of ads/ banners and thought I would ask. Mark

Posted by BDBConstruction in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
Very Odd Need for Machine-Tooled Metal Washers

Owned my own shop for a little over 20 years. Although we made a lot of high tech stuff someone would often stop by with a broken lawn mower or something on weekends. Helped break the monotony sometimes.

Posted by F.H. in Home Repair 19 years ago 
Rotozip: goodgawd...

Having worked a number of years at Sears, I suspect the oversize packaging is aimed more at deterring shop lifters than enticing buyers to buy. Chase a shop lifter running with one of these gigantic boxes and he/she will likely drop it to run faster.

Posted by Tom G in Home Repair 19 years ago 
Construction Heater

I Work for a HVAC shop and we often put in shop heaters for temporary heat. The heaters I describe are the type like the Modine Hot Dawg or Reznor UDAP. just remove a window, cover it with plywood and run a vent trough it. 20# propane tanks will not get you far for that type of heat.

Posted by Greg O in Home Repair 21 years ago 
A Race to ...

five coats of satin Arm-R-Seal, but the temperature needs to be above 70F to do that effectively and the shop is un-heated.

Posted by Swingman in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
Excalibur fence

Thanks for the input, I was about to go to the machine shop, when an Email from an internet Tool supplier, popped up, he has one set of the original.

Posted by YouWontSpamThisAdress in Woodworking Forum 17 years ago 
Cyclone Trash Can Separator

I got tired of emptying my shop vac of dust and chips so I got an Oneida cyclone on sale at Woodcraft and put it between the tool(s) and the shop vac. It made a huge difference, almost everything ends up in the cyclone rather than in the shop vac.

Posted by DGDevin in Woodworking Forum 15 years ago 
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