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Cherry Veneer Shorts for Sale Auburn WA

SHOP SALE Saturday October 30th 7 AM - 11 AM 3419 C Street NE # 16 Auburn WA 98002 Shop phone(cell) 425 891 0813 Just a few extra things around the shop Come by to have a look or just stop in to say Hi Cherry Veneer Shorts ---5 cents a square foot 8" - 20" wide 24" - 36" long ...

Posted by Darrell Peart in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Bloodwood

Walnut covers my shop with dark brown. Ipe covers my shop with yellowy green. And yes Bloodwood and Paduk make my shop red. Oddly after working with Ipe and using CMT Formula 2050 to clean my blades or bits the yellowy green dust turns in to a real blood color.

Posted by Leon in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Re: Cyclone lid for garbage can dust collector/shopvac question

I have one and use it with my Delta 13 inch planer and a small shop vac. Works fine. Fills the barrel with shavings in a hurry and the shop vac seldom needs to be emptied.

Posted by Smokey in Woodworking Forum 23 years ago 
Sealing Windshield

After some attempts of repair by the dealer and the a local auto glass shop (by back filling), I had the shop replace the windshield. Over time, a leaking windshield will cause the pinch weld on the body to rust (see Stubby's post above).

Posted by Don in Home Repair 20 years ago 
Stupid Store Employees / Inconsiderate Stores

If that shop is part of a chain, stop in the next day and ask for the name and number of the district manager. Then give that DM a call and ask him why that shop was closing early that evening.

Posted by Charlie Bress in Home Repair 21 years ago 
Central AC

That being said, he doesn't have to shop for the most expensive tech in the book, nor should he shop for the cheapest(as landlords are known to do).

Posted by Steve in Home Repair 15 years ago 
How do you minimize rust on your jointer or table saw?

I use Johnson's Paste Wax and a dehumidifier in the shop, which works very well for me in Indianapolis.

Posted by Doug Miller in Woodworking Forum 17 years ago 
Has Anyone Heard Of Makerspace? (A Community Woodworking (and more) Workshop)

Opposite of what I would think a community group shop would be. I envision a warehouse with tools in it. Every tool has 10 feet of empty space aroun d it. Working in a solo, one man shop that is cramped is one thing.

Posted by russellseaton1 in Woodworking Forum 9 years ago 
How to fix my iron railings?

That's a call can't tell from those photo's; you'll probably get a good input from the shop guys. Which, btw, find a shop that does such stuff routinely not just a general purpose weld shop; you'll likely do far better. --

Posted by dpb in Home Repair 16 years ago 
flourescent tubes in cold weather

I'm in the process of upgrading my shop to the new cold weather electronic ballasts that are suppose to work fine down to 0 degree..

Posted by Steve in Home Repair 22 years ago 
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