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mdf wardrobe doors

Even using this method, 12mm is very thin for an edge fixing - have you paid a visit to your local hardware shop to see if any of the cranked flush hinges will allow you to fix into the back of the door where you have a double thickness (door plus glued on paneling) to screw into? HTH ...

Posted by Adrian Berry in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 21 years ago 
Ground Beef Recall Expanded

I found a shop that I will visit when I pry my butt outta here, as I told Ann Nice project. They don't know what they be missin'! Cider needs to be fresh, unpastuerized, and the drops don't hurt a thing, add character, perhaps.

Posted by Charlie in Fruit and Vegetable Gardening 18 years ago 
drip leak from turn of valve for main water pipe

That said, a friend had the same problem and we just gave the water co a call and they stopped by and turned off the street valve (could have bought the $10 valve key if we wanted) and then stopped back after a visit to the coffee shop to turn it back on when we were done replacing the ...

Posted by Pete C. in Home Repair 19 years ago 
BackUp camera monitor.

About 15 years ago a friend of a friend flew from Omaha to San Diego to visit his son. While there, he bought a pretty nice Cadillac and drove it back to Omaha. When he got home, he immediately took it to the local shop, complaining that the AC wasn't working properly.

Posted by Jim Joyce in Home Repair 2 years ago 
Lee Valley catalog a collectors item !?

In fact almost all my shop consumables come from Lee Valley. Stains, dyes, glues, etc, etc. A big chunk of my garden supplies as well. Half of my Christmas gifts for the past 3 years as well. The other half comes from Futureshop and Marks. I'm an online shopper, I rarely visit stores.

Posted by Robert in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Screwfix - phantom order

I was on the site yesterday looking at something I'd ordered a while ago and noticed an order from 9 September marked cancelled. Even stranger it as marked at "pickup" from the trade counter (the one quite close to me as it happens).

Posted by Piers Finlayson in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 19 years ago 
How to insulate shop ceiling HELP

I have just built a new shop which is the pole barn type. It has rafters running on 8 ft centers . I want to use the blow in type of insulation and was wondering how heavy it would be at 10 in. deep ? I am also looking into options as to what to cover the ceiling with .

Posted by Iowa883 in Home Repair 21 years ago 
Cabinet Shop Fed Bankruptcy Auction Online

Local cabinet shop contents - all machinery and equipment and vehicles has been set for an absolute auction by the courts. Cabinet Table Saws, Blum Mini Presses, Cehisa Edge Bander, Ritter Door Assembler, Huge Powermatic V126 Panel Saw and much more.

Posted by Auction in Woodworking Forum 17 years ago 
Solar heat for the shop. ^5's Morris!

It's theoretically possible, but loaded with so many practical problems that the problem will probably be solved in some other way. As resources have permitted, I've been working another approach which seems promising - and talk about the approach (without providing much detail) in the web page ...

Posted by Morris Dovey in Woodworking Forum 17 years ago 
Ongoing Shop Stuff: Mission Hall Table

Always interested in playing around with available, preferably free, technology, and attempting to gauge how it fits in with woodworking projects and the building and sharing of same with those of like mind, here's a current, "spare time" shop project, with no political content.

Posted by Swingman in Woodworking Forum 15 years ago 
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