Your best bet is just to have the few cuts you need made at a shop.
I worked in a sign shop for years where we routinely cut Plexiglas sheets on a table saw with a carbide blade. Cuts great that way. blueman wrote:
It is also possible to take the old motor to a repair shop and have it repaired or rebuilt.
Would Shop Manual, like Chilton's type have more detail vs a parts list? -- Oren "Well, it doesn't happen all the time, but when it happens, it happens constantly."
Might be other formulations at a ceramic kiln shop that could work. Joe
It took me some time to figure out how a shop was getting 240 on only two wires. Used to be common wiring back when. Harry K
in that case, go have your local weld shop cut you out a piece of 1/2" plate and weld a handle on it and be done. s
I have a friend who is 65 and he started working in a cabinet shop at age 11. The woodworking knowledge he possesses is second to none. TDD
on 9/25/2009 9:38 AM (ET) ru4linux2 wrote the following: Give us the catalog # and the drill # so we can shop online using the catalog price.
You may find a local factory or millwork shop that makes replacement windows of comparable quality to the national brands.