The Costco conection is sort of obvious or Costco is the only place to shop. Costco Exec Member (a long time now)
Move the unit away from the wall and give it a good cleaning with a shop vac. Clean out the exhaust pipe.
As for a woodworker, I know I could never do them as cheap as a commercial shop on a production line. Ed
Find a good plating shop. They will strip off the chrome (acid bath) and replate. It's not expensive. RB Andrew Taylor wrote:
*Maybe a RotoZip with the Zipmate attachment and a metal cutting blade will work: http://www.rotozip.com/Shop/CategorySubBrowse.htm?IID=24?HID=6
They were setting up shop to have babies. The question is how long has it been there?
Most people who shop at Home Depot would never notice the difference.
I guess shop tools are worth the time and effort, but not kitchen implements. Makes sense. The wife wouldn't know the difference.
Yep ... using the "Hide" function in SU, in conjunction with the "Scenes" function, is extremely handy for shop drawings and client presentations.
Unless I miss my guess, storage space is at a premium in your shop. Lew