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Grinder Stand

keyword=3DBenchGrinderStand-HD&Search=3D=Search&Itemid=3D1&option=3Dcom_virtuemart&page=3Dshop.browseYou need to build one of these bad boys http://www.woodmagazine.com/ideas/wood-shop-showcase/idea-shop-52/?

Posted by Limp Arbor in Woodworking Forum 16 years ago 
OT Mariano Rivera - lumberjack

Home/Shop renovations and maintenance, especially anything electrical 3. Injuries 4. Global warming/cooling (NOT!) -- LOL! 5. Impedance and related words (see #2) 6. Baseball bat statistics (NOT!) -- LOL! 7. Anything shop related, metal working for instance. 8. Tool making 9.

Posted by Bill in Woodworking Forum 14 years ago 
Workshop space available SF Bay Area (advertisement sort a)

I am still looking for a second renter for my shop in Oakley California. 10x10 space for renter and access to all machines, tools, clamps, etc. Currently myself and one renter. I am only there nights and weekends and sometimes not at all for weeks at a a time. Same with other renter.

Posted by SonomaProducts.com in Woodworking Forum 14 years ago 
PTO pressure washer?

Gee , sounds like all you need is a well-equipped machine shop ... in that same vein , I'm wondering just how hard it would be to tap into my JD 317 tractor's hydraulic system to power a wood splitter .

Posted by Terry Coombs in Home Repair 11 years ago 
Barrier between polystyrene and PVC cables

I was thinking of wide duct tape but maybe this: http://www.toolstation.com/shop/p50509 Alternatively, is you prefer non-adhesive then warning or barrier tape would save cutting strips: http://www.toolstation.com/shop/p87448 Newspaper is traditional and your floor sounds as ...

Posted by fred in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 11 years ago 
Treating Rust

I see a lot of slow cookers and similar cooking devices with small amounts of rust around the heating part outside the food container in the Charity shop where I volunteer checking electricals. Its just down to how fussy you are about the cosmetics; we are in the Shop !!

Posted by Robert in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 4 years ago 
Central Heating - Sealed OR Open Vented Systems?

If you feed the shop central heating off the house gas supply you can pay for domestic gas supply at 5% VAT. If the shop has its own business gas supply it'll be VATed at 17.5%. One big bill will also likely be cheaper on a per-unit rate than two smaller supplies.

Posted by Owain in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 19 years ago 
Electric cars a step nearer mainstream?

My weekly shop is about two miles, and I don't do a monthly shop as the weekly place has everything I need (that isn't within walking distance already). An electric car shouldn't be affected by altitude. Are you starting the trip from the top or the bottom?

Posted by Roland Perry in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 18 years ago 
Red Rippers

I was visiting earlier with a friend who is opening a sandwich shop in town , he's the first person I've mentioned RR's to that knew what they were . Almost invited himself over for lunch ! So I carried what we didn't eat for lunch to the shop , but he was gone for the day .

Posted by Terry Coombs in Fruit and Vegetable Gardening 10 years ago 
Craftsman Table Saws

The table saw is THE most important power tool in the shop. If you still want to spend the the $500, get a quality circular saw or save at least a few hundred bucks more for a Grizzly cabinet saw. Delta, Jet, General or PM are brands to shop.

Posted by Phisherman in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
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