keep the crocs out of the shop. They apparently have been chewing on your parts there. You should kill the crocs and go back to making each part perfectly. ;-)
Plenty of storage, which I find a great asset in my dinky little shop.
One of the local mountain bikers is also the orthopedic surgeon who has repaired everyone at the bike shop. They often have tunes crankin' in the OR.
My shop band clamps ARE ratchet straps... I hook the ends together in a spot that doesn't interfere with the work, pull it tight, and ratchet in the pressure.
Well if it is an "old school" school, the slap of the blade will be followed by a delayed whack of the pants backside by the shop made paddle.
The guy at the shop said they were pre-tuned, but I wouldn't know the difference ( I don't think anyway). I'll give your tuning page a read.
I usually listen to it only when we're working together in the shop. Cindy Hamilton
Rust so that shows they have a cr@p paint shop. Are you sure its not a counterfeit?
Like this, but for 3-pin 240v: http://www.woodcraft.com/product/2005855/18215/isocket-autoswitch-shop-vacuum-control.aspx Mathew
I've used clear dope in the past - model shop stuff. That's best if the original was in cellulose lacquer but 1980s some of the newer acrylics were coming in.