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World of windows experience anyone???

What is confusing is that the site (and their literature) call the company "World of Windows and Conservatories" - and the rep's card also bears the legend "World of Home Improvements"... Bert http://www.bertcoules.co.uk

Posted by Bert Coules in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 21 years ago 
Coupon semi-scam

I found a MAACO shop just a few miles from my house. While I was at it, I looked up "MAACO Coupon" on Google and, sure enough, there exists one for 10% off the paint part of the project. I printed the coupon and took it with me to MAACO. "It's not our coupon," said the shop ...

Posted by HeyBub in Home Repair 13 years ago 
Sliding compound miter saws

If it will only sit on a bench in your shop this is not important. I have used an 8 1/2" Dewalt and would actually love to have a smaller saw like it, I am short, 5' 7" and find reaching around the Makita to tilt the blade a bit awkward, I have also used a 12" Makita and it is even more so.

Posted by Frank Campbell in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago 
Cabinet Installation Question - Toe Kick

I like surveying the site first and running a level line around the area where the cabinets are to be placed.

Posted by Tom Watson in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Airing cupboards and wiring regs.

I want to order about four different Wago items and the site states that there is a discount in shipping costs if multiple purchases are made.

Posted by romic in Do-It-Yourself Homeowner 16 years ago 
Jogs in the Pipes (?)

When roughing in, I'd take as many measurements back to the shop so I could use the big threading machine. It's so easy to be off using this method, that I'd just be happy to hit the right joist space, saving the critical measurements for the job site.

Posted by ironmike in Plumbing Forum 17 years ago 
OT: outlet stores

I *am* talking about the shop in the corner of the manufacturer's warehouse that sells stuff that might not be perfect or may just be overstock. One such example near where I travel is the Plano Molding Company in Plano, IL.

Posted by todd in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
3/4" thick glass door hinge

It seems to me if you started with some stainless channel and had the shop weld a couple of 1/4" pins on the bottom these could be set into a small plate with a nice little nylon bushing, and perhaps even a thrust washer on the bottom.

Posted by Roger Shoaf in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
a user

Now look at this site: http://pages.sbcglobal.net/mike_in_katy/PlaneWood/Default.htmHe did my #8 type 9/10, and new totes and knobs for it and my #6 type 8 (but I switched to a type 15). And this is a good site for Hock stuff: http://www.craftsmanstudio.com/Lower prices and ...

Posted by AAvK in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago 
Above Garage Attic Storage

oh, wait.....that's right, the advice was free, my bad I just paid $400 for a site visit, calcs, retrofit sketch & report for a re-roof; that's what it usually takes to get real advice / hard numbers..... >>>It is better to ask professionals than guess on your own.

Posted by BobK207 in Home Repair 19 years ago 
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