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Ikea Office chair maintenace

If everybody did the same recycling dumps woulldn't be full of Ikea office chairs :-) Thanks for the link Bob.

Posted by Martin in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 8 years ago 
Slightly off topic: Question, Wood magazine, #1 issue. Cut it or leave it alone....

I then have an index of various subjects: Tables, Cabinets, Shop Jigs, etc and references in each of those to magazine articles.

Posted by Mark & Juanita in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Shellac

The Meguiars and 3M are body-shop products and would be silicone-free. The Meguiars works fine for me with lacquer and polyurethanes and has never given any kind of problem.

Posted by J. Clarke in Woodworking Forum 15 years ago 
pipe pipe clamp rack

he said to protect the threads so why would he care at all about the threads is he planning on using them for some other purpose and wants to maintain the threads he is not thinking clearly and that is a bad thing in any shop if the clamps slide off the end it is a even worse idea ...

Posted by Electric Comet in Woodworking Forum 8 years ago 
Replacement Windows?

in pittsburgh theres a glass shop pittsburgh window and door that takes care of this affordably. make appointment take glass and frame in early in AM pick up at 3 PM.

Posted by bob haller in Home Repair 17 years ago 
Re programming a car after fitting CAN bus tow bar electrics.

It's like ownin g a PC, and having to take it back to the shop for changes to the BIOS beca use I've added extra RAM or another hard disk.

Posted by Halmyre in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 9 years ago 
Need some electrical know-how

If it all free moving then it's probably the cap if it's capacitor start or the centrifugal switch if it's inductive starting or a loose associated wire. If it's a 3 phase motor there is a missing phase. You have to be handy to take it apart and fix it.

Posted by "Blattus Slaf in Home Repair 18 years ago 
Woodworking at Home Magazine

I signed up at a WWing show and got 2 free issues. Since I just bought a Tivo with DVD, I now have the DVD player that SWMBO gave me as a spare. Down to the shop it goes so I can watch the videos where and when I want, and she can watch that damned Oxygen channel when she wants.

Posted by Mark in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Wooden toolbox/chest plans

My shop time is extremely limited as well. It typically takes me 3-4 months to finish something, just due to lack of free time. Maybe a few years after I retire, when all the household tasks are caught up on, I'll build a sexy tool box.

Posted by bf in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
plastering: first attempts

Also seems a bit odd that no one could get the PoP off, doesn't the school woodworking shop have a hammer and chisel? Getting the lump free from the bucket might be hard once out would be a lot easier to deal with.

Posted by Dave Liquorice in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 16 years ago 
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