Hardwood to Tile Threshold

I had been leaning toward a shop-made tapered wood strip (I do have a full woodworking shop) but I'm always up for an easy quick solution that does the job.
Posted by BenignBodger in Home Repair 12 years ago 
What's it like to work in a cabinet shop?

production shop. Working as you please is taking a hobby to new heights and making money at it. Small shops making one of a kind specialties may be interesting. Look at the work of Plamann and Watson for instance, where every day is different. .
Posted by Edwin Pawlowski in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Respirators for Polyurethanes

However if you are just starting out or have a woodworking shop and finish with poly you need to take precautions. Everything in a wood shop can be dangerous, it's up to you to understand what you are using.
Posted by Rumpty in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Woodmaster 25" planer vs. Powermatic 24"

Now the question is: where is the three phase in relation to the location of the machine in your shop?
Posted by woodworker88 in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Speed Bloc Speed Problem

My shop is in the country and voltage fluctuations are common. They have been working on a small transformer station down the road. Maybe there is a connection. And yes, with an increase in speed the sander worked faster making it tough to control.
Posted by JGS in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Remote control for dust collection?

I've been wanting something similar to run my shop vac. I think the shop fox is the perfect solution. The best price I could find was $40 on Amazon (Grizzley). If you can point me to a lower cost supplier via the internet, that would be great. Thanks, Bob
Posted by bluemax1811-newsgroups in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Interior Walls of my workshop

I seem to be the odd man here, but my shop walls are sheet rocked, taped and textured. I have a friend that has his shop finished of with OSB. I like mine better! As far as hanging up stuff, plenty of studs to screw to, so I can't see any benefit there.
Posted by Greg O in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Your ideas on workshops

DonD Don't forget to put in a good alarm system, especially if you are putting this shop some distance away from where you are living. A phone dialer alarm, a motion sensor, and a few entry and window switches can be bought for about $250 if you put it in yourself.
Posted by Charley in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
design / joint question

And still having an obviously functional shop. Have you thought about adding on ten feet or so on one side of the shop? Anyway, good job on the website. It gives lots of ideas to other woodorkers.
Posted by Lee Michaels in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Re: Advice on becoming "shop-less"

Following our family's move to a new house last fall, I was left without any kind of shop. I'm just now moving in to a new shop and getting re-established. My advice to anyone facing a similar situation is to pack everything very carefully, and catalog the whereabouts of every little ...
Posted by Specter in Woodworking Forum 23 years ago