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Dealing with non-payment

I special ordered parts that are non-returnable, so if I don't do the work, I'm stuck with $300 in parts that I'll probably never use.

Posted by Bob_Loblaw in HVAC Discussions 19 years ago 
Non-sealed wood table

I have a table that isn't sealed (i.e. not varathaned, varnished, etc). What should I use to clean and should I use an oil or wax to protect it? TIA

Posted by Bruce in House Cleaning 21 years ago 
Non-Dremel rotary tool.

I'm looking to buy a rotary tool to sand and detail small parts (dense foam and plastic). I've seen some cheaper rotary tools and am considering them. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=29528&item=4362455690&rd=1#ebayphotohostingHere's one I've seen at Target. It has a lot ...

Posted by beee in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Non tangle mains flex

Does anyone know a source of a non-tangle flex? I've Googled 'til I'm google-eyed without success. TIA -- Richard

Posted by Richard Walker in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 16 years ago 
non-RCD wiring route

Just to check. I have found a route to my fridge socket that means it is never shallow buried. I wasn't going to make a fuss about it and just use an RCBO, but the route is actually simple so why not ? I can then stick a double socket on and possibly use 2 fridges or freezers and not risk losing the ...

Posted by sm_jamieson in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 15 years ago 
non-rebated door frames

is it trendy to fit these things? can any competent joiner nail on a 'rebate' and then hang the doors or do these abortions have to be ripped out and normal (i.e. rebated) door frames fitted? -- http://www.gillsmith999.plus.com/

Posted by Gill Smith in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 15 years ago 
Non-modulating condensing boilers?

Choosing a boiler again... but can anyone suggest any non-modulating condensing boilers in the 24-28kW range?. The one suggestion I've seen so far is Quantum Heatsave, I'd need too check physical size, cost etc so a choice of more than 1 would be good.

Posted by Egremont in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 21 years ago 
OT: New Posts not downloading

I use OE too and am a non Earthlink subscriber Kate For those of you who are using a chat client, specifically Outlook Express, to download newgroups, are you having problems receiving/ downloading new posts? I had to visit via Google since I'm no longer able to receive new post.

Posted by Kate in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
Pin Nailer review.

(something I'll be doing later this month when I visit my favourite tool dealer). Pinning trim on fine furniture. Do you fill the holes? Does the mere act of finishing fill the hole beyond cursory examination?

Posted by Dave in Woodworking Forum 14 years ago 
Screwfix - innit clever.

I don't often need to use RS pickup service, but if there's an urgent item then it makes sense to add non urgent if making a visit. Where you have items such as Screwfix sells, there are often lots of small items to be picked, and there is a cost to restock if the customer doesn't ...

Posted by Andy Hall in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 18 years ago 
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