bought a new saw today

========================== Unless he has his rails offset...like I do....Mine can handle 20 inches to the left of the blade ......but that does limit me me to about a 43 inch rip or the normal side (ight) I set mine up this way to make better use of my shop space in my overcrowded 24x24 ...
Posted by Bob G. in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
looking for Recommendations on a lathe

I want to purchase a lathe for projects here in my wood shop. the price range is between $500 and $1000. I read on the net about the Jet lathe but I would like to hear from some of you guys as to a good system for my shop. I am not a beginner in wood working but never tried any ...
Posted by none in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Hypothetical question for wreckers

> I don't > want a shop I can't use during a blackout: it's the reason I'm putting > skylights and a woodstove in mine. During a blackout, can think of at least one thing I'd rather do than be in the woodworking shop.
Posted by Lew Hodgett in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
Saw blade care

I already had it in the shop, as I use it for degreasing bicycle parts. The stuff removes pitch, etc... from saw blades like nothing else. Simple Green gets used all over my home and shop, but it's not the best degreaser or pitch remover. Barry
Posted by B a r r y B u r k e J r . in Woodworking Forum 23 years ago 
Choice: Tools or Massage

To support his family and his shop, his formal employment involves daily computer work for hours at a time. His shop is nicely outfitted. Thanks, Jenny
Posted by SWMBO in Woodworking Forum 23 years ago 
Craftsman Shop Vac Bags, are they required?

I've bought an add-on bag for my Craftsman shop-vac for fine dust. I don't know if that's what your bag is for. But if I don't use it, and try to suck up drywall dust (for example. DAMHIKT), it just blows the dust out of your shop vac at high speed.
Posted by Clint Neufeld in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
RJ45 crimp tool/kit?

http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Electrical/Data+Telecoms/Pro+Crimp+Tool/d19=0/sd2745/p78408They do a cheaper version , but the better one makes life easier, you`ll want a tester as well like http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Electrical/Data+Telecoms/LAN+Tester/d190/sd=2745/p10555Bag of ...
Posted by Adam Aglionby in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 15 years ago 
incompatible waste trap

I've had some luck with http://www.toolstation.com/shop/sd2884/p80836in similar situations if it's only a small difference. Standard bottle trap will attach to the bottom off it. Some ptfe tap round the thread (just to thicken things, not to seal) can help too.
Posted by andrew in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 15 years ago 
Quality saucepans?

They sell/sold those off in their physical shop at the front of their warehouse. I hear the shop isn't operating any more so not sure what they do with their second stock nowadays. Theo
Posted by Theo in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 10 months ago 
10/ 3 wire ??

Came off a thirty amp breaker in the main panel with 10/3 went to a shop and split into two 20 amp circuits at a subpanel. My advice, run two. I ran mine thinking I would just use a few tools and lights. Shop developed into something bigger with several 220 volt machines.
Posted by Frank Boettcher in Home Repair 20 years ago