Tiles for a shop floor?

Firstly, are there any regs. about fitting such flooring in a shop? And secondly, I'm not too sure about their grip when wet. The last thing the owner wants is an 80yo sliding over as the floor is wet. Any thoughts? Thanks Alan.
Posted by A.Lee in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 18 years ago 
Ford Expl Shop Manuals Question

I have a very low mileage 96 Expl that I plan to keep awhile....and repair myself when needed (it ain't been in the shop in the 1 years I have owned it!)
Posted by Ed Sievers in Hand and Power Tools 18 years ago 
Sears tractor keeps destroying pulleys

[....] torque wrenches or pneumatic impact wrenches are driven by sufficient force of air measured in 'psi' pounds/square inch in order that they might do the work of tightening with a force measured in foot pounds or inch pounds. - hth -

Posted by Jim in Backyard Gardeners 18 years ago 
FIRE ANTS: Shop Vac & Incineration

Put bag in shop vac and use 2 heavy duty extension cords, suck them out and then burn the bag. We heard in some states its so bad the city doesn't allow home owners to remove them in any way. The city has to? Comments? Toxins are destroying our planet and waters. Zebrin
Posted by zebrin in Garden Forum 23 years ago 
Experiences with NGA Garden Shop?

Hi all -- Just wondering if anyone here has ever ordered plants or bulbs from the National Gardening Association Web store. They have several nice collections of packaged perennial and lily gardens that I'm looking at, and I'm wondering about the general quality of their plants and if there are ...
Posted by Natty Dread in Garden Forum 21 years ago 
Shop wiring question Num 1256

Hey all: I'v got a detached garage/shop that has a separate 100 amp sub panel. I'm wiring from the sub panel to the individual outlets in the shop.
Posted by dean b in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
OT - Death of Shop Dog

I'm really sorry to lay this on you guys especially this time of year and when Annie my shop dog died suddenly a few weeks ago I wasn't going to say anything, just keep a stiff upper lip. She was an 11 year old Beagle-Basset cross and was the best dog by far that I ever had.
Posted by Glen Duff in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
OT - Shop dogs: new breed

Some people have the wildest ideas. http://new-mastiff.tripod.com

Posted by Zeke in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Repairing concrete floor in shop

One more time. (accidentally posted this in a.b.p.w) My gar^H^H^Hshop has several areas where the surface of the concrete is failing. I'd like to repair it, if for no other reason than it makes rolling tools around a pain. After Googling around, there appear to be dozens of products that claim ...
Posted by Todd Fatheree in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
receptacle mounting in basement shop

Hi, For those of you with basement shop. Has anyone mounted receptacle on joists? I have a new house in cold climate and I have that weather wrap on the wall. I do intend to take it down in the Fall yet I want to run electrical for my shop. I am confused about the NEC in this ...
Posted by Keith Bozek in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago