Hey Bob, it worked!...kind of

Union training is more extensive and varied than non-union schools, you can travel and find work more easily with a union card, and you can always work a non-union shop if work gets slow. You'll rarely get paid well working for non-union shops (there are exceptions).
Posted by Mike Grooms in Plumbing Forum 20 years ago 
Gas oven fault.

If you haven't got the receipt, but bought it with a credit card, this should suffice as proof of purchase, despite what the shop may tell you.
Posted by Toby in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 16 years ago 
FS: Powermatic Tablesaw & Jointer, Dewalt Planer - Twin Cities

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Posted by Anthony Diodati in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Removing Carrier outside panels

Dear Doug, Most of the fellows on this group are HVAC employess or shop owners. Asking us for a "free how to do it" is like walking in to a restaurant with two slices of bread and two eggs. and asking for a free breakfast.
Posted by Stormin Mormon in Home Repair 21 years ago 
'Lead free' soldering kit ?

You are more likely to die whilst going to the shop to buy the kit that you are due to the effects of putting it together! Eventually even kits from Maplin will be lead free but that'll be down to availiability of components.
Posted by --s-p-o-n-i-x-- in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 20 years ago 
Parking ticket - Pay up? Fair cop?

In article wrote: Think you are forgetting that some will use free parking for their own purposes. Often nothing to do with the shop or hospital.
Posted by Dave Plowman (News) in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 7 years ago 
What is "lint free cloth"?

WTF is lint free cloth? I need to wipe off excess sealer from a deck with "lint free cloth", presumably so that bits of the stuff don't come off. So what cloth to use? I've got white shop rags that leave a bunch of crap on a rough surface.
Posted by dean in Home Repair 19 years ago 
2002 Unisaw

Here, I'll say it again: "Awareness of and an unflagging practice of "Safety" in the shop is unarguably the single most valuable component of a lasting enjoyment of same.
Posted by Swingman in Woodworking Forum 12 years ago 
Tom Plamann's New Shop

Some of you seem to think Tom's shop is a little big. If you are not familiar with this gentleman go take a look at his site. http://plamann.com/sys-tmpl/door/Tom preassembles staircases, that roll my eyes back, in his shop.
Posted by RonB in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Cherry Cradle - Pics on Website...

As far as what power tools were required to build this, while it can surely be done with out any, I would have to say that every stationary power tool I have in my shop came into play. Namely jointer, planer, tablesaw, bandsaw, drill press, router table, drum sander...
Posted by Brian D. LaVoie in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago