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Pretend you know an idiot...

r advice with the >following problem: I'd use a card scraper if I ever made a mistake like that... I've made that mistake, before, in a tight spot, hard to conveniently get t o.

Posted by Sonny in Woodworking Forum 13 years ago 
sheet goods software

Tried several and settled on the "Sheet Cutting Suite" from these folks: http://www.optimizecutter.com/The free version is full featured except that the layouts cannot be printed. No real hindrance for hobby type work, but would be a pain to use in a production shop.

Posted by Tom Veatch in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
Kreg Jig advice

Free shipping too. :) Well, on orders of $25 or more, anyway. But before you get to feeling too jealous, I made a bit of a "screw"-up. I decided on the pocket hole method while I was away from my home shop, and ordered screws assuming the wood was 3/4". It's 1".

Posted by Greg Guarino in Woodworking Forum 14 years ago 
Why are extension cords hard to use?

Cadillacs answer was a free trickle charger. They bought him several batteries on warranty and they had it in the shop for days each time. They tried playing with software changes and all sorts of load testing. Finally they just made him a deal on a trade.

Posted by gfretwell in Home Repair 6 years ago 
Yet another MDF thread

Fessenden-Hall (1-800-220-2233) carries a formaldehyde-free product called "Extira". A square foot cost on less than ten sheets of 49 x 97 x 3/4 is $1.21 (compare this with regular MDF at $0.58 per sq ft) .

Posted by Tom Watson in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
The government ruined the gas can...

One fire department near me bought a couple 5 gal metal cans of "ethanol free" gasoline. For the small engines they use in the trade. I told them of the couple gas stations nearby that had ethanol free gas, but they didn't seem to be interested.

Posted by Stormin Mormon in Home Repair 13 years ago 
Re: Eating fox? (Aldi).

FWIW Andy, aren't we supposet to be doing our bit for the environment and re-using the 'free' carriers we still get given in most places?

Posted by T i m in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 22 years ago 
Garage Doors

I suggest you visit Lowe's or HD and look a door samples for Martin Doors. or visit their site.* This door qualifies for a tax credit. A single door cost me $1200.00 (no new rails, windows or opener).

Posted by Oren in Home Repair 16 years ago 
OT: Harry's in custody

Being the eternal capitalist, I will have the FREE HARRY T shirts on my web site as soon as they get back from the printer.

Posted by gfretwell in Home Repair 15 years ago 
CAD Software

There is/was a free version of TurboCAD available from their web site... a couple of issues out of date (V7 IIRC) but fully functional.

Posted by John Rumm in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 21 years ago 
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