Selling an Old New Chain Saw?

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Posted by W. eWatson in Home Repair 16 years ago 
Fluorescent Bulb Usage

I have half of my unheated shop lit by 48" 2 tube fixtures. They are T-8s. I've never had a problem with them in cold weather. The other half of my shop is lit with CFs. The Cfs definitely take longer to warm up. The light is more yellow. Amperage measured isn't really a fair ...
Posted by squarei4dtoolguy in Home Repair 20 years ago 
Tracing a sewer line

He has a shop that has a toilet that somehow connects to the septic tank on the other side of the property about 100' away. We know that the drain pipe leaves the shop going north, but the tank inlet is NNW.
Posted by Grandpa in Home Repair 19 years ago 
Truck A/C Acting Up

You need to find a good independent speciality auto air shop in your area. If you stick with R12, you need to have the system in order. R12 is TOO expensive for a leaker. I would have the shop leak check the system.
Posted by BOB URZ in Home Repair 22 years ago 
Is it the saw, the blade or me?

I think the same thing applies to losing stuff in a shop. I could move my shop, make it bigger, throw it all away and start over. It probably wouldn't matter. Unless I change *me*, the location of my shop isn't going to make a bit of difference in how organized it is. ?
Posted by dave.marulli in Woodworking Forum 6 years ago 
[OT] Blade Shaving

I always used Gillette blades (I forget the exact type, Contour something- one of the twin bladed ones) with a white strip but, when I couldn't get any, someone also looking for them in the shop mentioned the Wilkinson (the shop) own brand ones fitted.
Posted by Brian Reay in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 8 years ago 
Drill press chuck information needed

No, I would not be laughed out of the machinery shop I go to. The guy would mount it in his lathe and tell me if it is true and also if you have an MSC catalogue take it with you and he will tell you which chuck will suit your needs or if the original one can have the trouble traced and ...
Posted by boonie in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
US Veteran's Day

Right now my garage is my shop until I get more of my home finished. Yes, things get cold and when the real cold starts the shop work has to stop.
Posted by Josepi in Woodworking Forum 15 years ago 
Electrical question about a switch

The Grizzly ones are actually pretty good, I have about 15 of them in my shop and none have gone bad, you probably just got a bad one. I forgot to add, the starters are actually two parts, the contactor and the overload, and they can be replaced individually.
Posted by Jamien in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Instant Gasket, Threadlock, Liquid PTFE - which to use when?

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