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No clean cuts on kitchen granite?

I have all clean cuts on my kitchen counters, But as mentioned it was all prefabricated at the shop.

Posted by Sacramento Dave in Home Repair 19 years ago 
TELEVISION REPAIR?

I'm sure the pawn shop from which you purchased the defective unit will cheerfully refund your money or trade the TV for one of similar or greater value. Here's the way to do it: You: "Do you sell guns?" Pawn shop: "Yes, we have several nice ones for sale. Are you interested in a ...

Posted by HeyBub in Home Repair 18 years ago 
philips led bulbs

They are: http://www.toolstation.com/shop/p70605?table=no http://www.toolstation.com/shop/p17248?table=no Thanks, Stephen.

Posted by Stephen in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 10 years ago 
Farm wiring? Overhead service drop.

When I installed a 100 amp 3 wire service to my shop an electrician friend told me to put a ground rod out there plus ground it to the steel frame of the shop and bond it to the neutral - the only other place the neutral is bonded is in the meter enclosure at the main panel.

Posted by SNAG in Home Repair 6 years ago 
Garage doors

This guy is the *best* woodworking shop in the city. It's a thrill for me to walk though the shop and see what these guys make. Much of it is custom furniture for 'famous' interior designers. I wish he'd pay me to sweep his floors for a couple hours a week.

Posted by Michael Bulatovich in Architecture and Design 19 years ago 
Report #1: Starting a woodworking business

I have struck a deal with a local cabinet shop. I have full access to the shop evenings and weekends. I pay $250 a month rent and $50 a month for supplies (sandpaper, screws, glue, etc.)

Posted by Charlie Self in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Gloat of the first order!

He gave me all his wood, I tried to swing a deal for his jointer, he laughed and said his shop was going in storage, he plans on setting up shop again. Nice Guy Ed

Posted by amazed in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
off topic, but relevant to some mof us

Marc, I don't know if its feasible for a shop, but if you have gas, you'd be surprised how much heat a little gas fire place can put out. I personally like the cold, so I generally don't heat my shop, if I do I use a small electric cube heater to take the edge off.

Posted by Woodchuck34 in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
2 1/2" to 2" adapter for DC

The "wand" fitting that comes with many shop vacs is typically 2 1/2" O.D. on one end and 2 1/4" O.D. (2" I.D.) on the other. It can be used as an adapter, perhaps even cut in half and still work.

Posted by BillyBob in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Woodworker's Pocket Ref. Book FA

Surgery went fine, before and after x-rays strongly favor the "after", but the podiatrist has told me to quit walking so much, stay out of the shop, stay out of a buddy's recently burned shop and so on. No driving allowed for at least another week.

Posted by Charlie Self in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
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