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Reznor Heating ?

I have a 40X56 shop and I am thinking about going this route after talking to my heating and cooling rep. For further details please check my previous post called "Best Heat for my Shop HELP " Any opinions or questions I should ask my rep before commiting ?

Posted by Iowa883 in Home Repair 22 years ago 
Incra or Leigh

Then you head to the shop to do what you just learned. That's when you'll realize you missed something important. So you go back check the DVD and THEN you're certain you GOT IT. You repeat the To The Shop and Back To The DVD several times.

Posted by charlieb in Woodworking Forum 17 years ago 
Drawer time

So now try walking into the shop having done no prep except a good drawing, grab some wood and see if it isn't 4 hours before you a nice dovetailed drawer in your hands, ready to finish. And again 4 hours and 15 minutes for 2. One-off's are expensive.

Posted by SonomaProducts.com in Woodworking Forum 16 years ago 
Electrical question about lathe

You can't tell anything from the plug, unless it is from a recent shop that was OSHA cognizant. I have seen many "home shop and small shop kludge" wiring. Anything that got voltage to the machine was OK. Can't relay on that. One way MIGHT be to examine the switch.

Posted by MOP CAP in Woodworking Forum 8 years ago 
Looking for a buyer of our black walnut tree with 7. 5’ burl

He had some huge slabs and burls in his shop. Unfortunately, his face book page says the he developed a severe wood allergy and had to close his shop back in 2019. He was still selling off his stuff as of then. That's gotta suck.

Posted by DerbyDad03 in Woodworking Forum 6 years ago 
What would you do?

Walmart doesn't carry much of the stuff I need and Target is a couple buildings closer to the other places I need to shop." So which is it ?? Do you shop at Walmart or Target ??

Posted by benick in Home Repair 17 years ago 
How do I remove moisture from a double pane window?

They'll most likely refer you back to the installer or a local shop for warranty work. Even if you have the job done yourself, the price shouldn't be outrageous. You can contact a local glass shop for a quote. Come to think of it, the glass shop might be able to answer your ...

Posted by Steve in Home Repair 18 years ago 
Conduit - PVC or EMT

Will be covering all walls & ceiling in shop with 1/2" plywood. Would use 3/4", but here in Louisiana building materials are high and scarce. Will insulate walls & ceiling also.Want to surface mount electrical . . . lights, receptacles, switches, etc . . What have you guys used?

Posted by Steve DeMars in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
buying a dust collector

I have a Jet low-end DC, a Sears shop vac, a filter on a box fan, and a shop-built sanding table (based on a squirrel cage furnace fan). However, none of these captures the ultra-fine dust that is a long-term health hazard.

Posted by Mark Jerde in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
unisaw wiring? 20 or 30 amp circuit?

The lights are on the old subpanel, as are the plugs for the freezer, and non-shop tools. I don't want unsupervised use of the shop by my grown sons, until I'm certain they have a little more experience and safety training. They didn't take shop in school...

Posted by patriarch in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
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