PeterMcC wrote in It seems that the Double Glazing Shop is experiencing more than a little difficulty - their contact form doesn't work and the "hidden" email address within it also fails. Lee Croucher is probably doing their web site development as well.
sh cans (e.g., 96 gallons) with wheels, there's a Bill, Some cans with the bar are shown at this site. The truck hooks the bar and tilts/dumps the contents into the truck.
The bicycle shop I work in has the same policy. I recently returned an item with no receipt, fully expecting store credit only. The employee whipped up my sales history, found the item and handed me cash.
Seriously, I'd visit the stable and look at other tac boxes to see how they are constructed. You might be able to subdivide the work between yourself and a small cabinet shop. Most towns have struggling woodworkers who will work for cheap.
With all you keen woodworkers out there some of you must have web addresses for free plans / templates for various router jigs, I have been searching through this group but don't seem to have found any.
In article , DerbyBorn writes I wasn't offended, I chose to shop where I wasn't subject to that kind of inconvenience.
I'd give some consideration to these two examples : https://www.leevalley.com/en-us/shop/hardware/slides/undermount/55143-standard-blum-slides?item=02K6235 https://www.leevalley.com/en-us/shop/hardware/slides/undermount/46580-european-kitchen-slides?
At least wood shop does. I know at least two wood shop teachers that shop at the local Woodcraft.
What kind of shop would I find it in? Woodworking shop, hobby shop, office supply...? david
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