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how much wood do you have on hand in months or years

I have bought shop remodel/construction supplies: T1-11 si ding, facia boards, 1/2" CDX (for the interior sub-walls), 2X10s for making beams, and the like. I have a standby cache of 3/4" cabinet ply, some 1/ 2" CDX and some 1/4" & 3/8" luan, for whenever/whatever(?) needed.

Posted by DerbyDad03 in Woodworking Forum 11 years ago 
Where to Buy Delta Unisaw.....

For a home shop situation, I guess it doesn't reallly matter though. woodstuff | | I am now ready to buy a 36-731 Delta 10" Cabinet Saw with 50" | Unifence. I am leaning toward buying from Burns Tools which provide | free shipment. Anyone knows where I can get a better deal? | | ...

Posted by woodstuff in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
detoxifying giant hogweed

I understand the stuff is free, but if they _paid_ me to use it, I still wouldn't. Where's the benefit? http://www.life.uiuc.edu/berenbaum/newpage1.htmThis is a tilinko http://danmoi.de/shop/images/medium/kt-1_MED.jpgSeems to me that you could make one out of wood in any number of ...

Posted by RicodJour in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
Front Vise

That way you don't need to keep a hand free to grab the block when you loosen the vise, or pick it up off the floor.. I've also seen a shop that had a "top step" on each block, to prevent it from falling through... mac Please remove splinters before emailing

Posted by mac davis in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
Solid wood filler?

If you drill-out the hole and glue in a "dowel" < eg. broom handle> - the dowel will turn free as you screw in the lag - you would need to square it . Moving the hinge or replacing it with a dufferent type might be the best bet.

Posted by hubops in Home Repair 9 years ago 
DIY Repair

I had just finished talking to my son about shop wanting to replace a taillight for his car when in for service. They wanted $100 and he was paying for a lot of other stuff and wanted it free. They would not do it so he googled up how to do it and did it himself for a few ...

Posted by Frank in Home Repair 9 years ago 
[SOLVED] Hyundai i20 water leak - from roof trim?

Before you take it to a body shop get someone else to use the hose and check carefully from the inside whilst it?s getting sprayed. If you have a leaking seam in the roof you?re in with a chance of getting it repaired free. My bother?

Posted by Tim+ in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 8 years ago 
Hermetically Sealed Bookcase (Reverse Humidor)

You'll want to go to a comic shop and get acid-free plastic bags to put them in before putting them in the sealer bag. That should, at least, preserve them until you solve your bookcase problem. BTW: Once you find a solution for the bookcase approach, post it here for others. ...

Posted by codepath in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Mobile base for drill press, any ideas?

It was included "free" when I bought the bandsaw. I did see a neat shop-made mobile base with the plans in a (far back) issue of ShopNotes. It was based on a stick with two wheels and a hook on the end.

Posted by Phisherman in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Looking for Woodworker's Journal: Volume 27 Issue 6 Page 75. Nov/Dec 2003

First, Woodworker's Journal has placed the article in their book "From Shop to Home: Essential Projects, Tips and Techniques". They sent me a free copy to promote their new line of books.

Posted by Lars S. in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
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