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Bandsaw: Grizzly G0555 or Craftsman 22401?

"Michael Faurot" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@usenet.news: I had an excuse to be in David's shop a couple of summers ago, for maybe 20 minutes. The fellow knows bandsaws pretty well. He had 4 or 5 of them there, in various corners of the shop.

Posted by Patriarch in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
Stripped threads on tablesaw arbor bolt holes. Repair how?

Have a competent machine shop look at the problem and suggest the repair. Done. Probable fixes are to fill the hole with threaded rod and re-tap or to install helicoil inserts. Have a machine shop do them. Preferably one where most of the guys look to have showered recently.

Posted by Bill in Detroit in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
Just Three

If you were to build a garage shop, what would be the three (3) shop tools - like table saws, etc. - that you would absolutely need to have (not including hand tools, manual or electric)? I need to work on my small garage and am undecided as to what it is that I really need.

Posted by Ray S. & Nayda Katzaman in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
T-12 fixtures again

I recently bought some 4' shop lights with electronic ballast, only to find that they didn't work on a GFCI protected circuit, but a different brand did. I asked an electrician and he said it was a known "feature" of some electronic ballasts. Depended on the chip used.

Posted by Larry Blanchard in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
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Posted by Propane Heater in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
Does Hut Crystal Finish go bad?

I'm sure it varies with storage conditions, too: my shop is in my basement, so the temperature in the shop is pretty consistent year-round. No doubt the shelf life will be reduced by temperature extremes in either direction.

Posted by Doug Miller in Woodworking Forum 17 years ago 
Hand Saw Handles

No suggestions, but it's worth wondering: If you paid $4 at a pawn shop, what did the original ower get? And how hard up was he for the piddly amount?

Posted by HeyBub in Woodworking Forum 17 years ago 
BD, pick up the phone

ID=149262334500 It was expensive to build a promod truck, and yes, I had most of it done at a shop specializing in building race cars and trucks. Jealous? BUHAHAHAHAHAHA! Yep. I do the maintanance on it.

Posted by Diesel in Home Repair 9 years ago 
Can you teach me more about lug bolts & related tire tools?

Last Saturday I was 600 miles from home and the only shop nearby was a truck shop. He plugged it but did not have the proper equipment to play with my wheels. I put about 2999 miles with no air loss so will go home on it too. The drywall screw removed it still usable too!

Posted by Ed Pawlowski in Home Repair 8 years ago 
Fireplace in a shed?!

Or it could have been a shop with a forge - or a bakery - or a butcher shop with a smoke-house - 8X6 meters is a pretty good sized out-building - almost the size of my house - - -

Posted by Clare Snyder in Home Repair 7 years ago 
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