Looking for info on Dust collecter basics and grounding. Thanks

His point is that your hobby shop is unlikely to blow up due to static charges, and backs it up with solid science. Bill's site puts science to collecting the 'fines', and is a great service to the craft. Patriarch
Posted by Patriarch in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Tested My New Miter Saw This Evening

No all jobs warrant my taking the Makita to the job site, besides, it lives in the shop. Not everything Craftsman makes is crap.
Posted by Robatoy in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
boiled linseed oil....

Put the oily rags in a 5 gal bucket, put the bucket in the back of my pickup and drove the 30 or so miles back to my shop. Time I got back, smoke was coming out of the bucket pretty heavily. The rags weren't in flames yet, but they were glowing embers like charcoal.
Posted by Hambone Slim in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
This puts an angle grider to shame

About 20 years ago TPTB decided to demolish Ye Olde Tax Collection Joke Shop at the junction of the A4 and Three Tuns Lane in Slough. Crikey - They had a fleet of crane mounted pneumatic hammers/cutters on site. It really *did* look like dinosaurs eating trees.
Posted by Al in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 17 years ago 
Bench Drill died - any suggestions ?

This is the smallest one on the Clarke site - and it definitely looks to have an induction motor - and to have come from the same factory as mine. http://www.clarkeinternational.com/shop/product/details/cdp5dd-drill-press/path/drill-presses-magnetic-drilling-systems
Posted by Dave Plowman (News) in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 16 years ago 
Leaky oil-filled electric radiator. Dangerous? (2025 Update)

contain dioxins or similar I've come across 'EWT' fan heaters, they seem to be solidly built, some models with metal cases, I used to work in an asylum seeker's hostel, a nearby electric shop stocked them and they were popular with the residents, but not with the site engineer as they ...
Posted by alexander.keys1 in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 15 years ago 
Advice needed: Teak Garden Furniture.

You can shop by brand and they are also from trusted brands so I hope that helps. My benches from the site are made by the brands Alexander Rose and Bridgman. I hope that was helpful. :) Good luck with your garden benches, I hope you don't just choose one because it's cheap though.
Posted by hollierose in Garden Forum 15 years ago 
Looking for garden supplies, plants and flowers.

I am new to this site, what is cheap? if you have a greenhouse you won't get any cheaper than growing from seed. "plants"I alway try and buy local, good reason I can see what I'm buying, again if you can get plug plants/mini plants you can pot on yourself.
Posted by 2DFuchia in Garden Forum 15 years ago 
jointers

At the TS side, the OFT is friction fit between 2 pieces of angle iron and 2 drop-in bolts act as pins to keep it inside the iron. I've got 2 extra storage holes in the angle iron upstream of the OFT so I don't ever have to put the pins down.
Posted by DerbyDad03 in Woodworking Forum 5 years ago 
New member from Bangalore, India.

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Posted by rameshgopal365 in Garden Forum 20 years ago