dir=shop&file=articles_736.shtml Spokeshave. JOAT I am not paranoid. I do not "think" people are after me. I "know" damn well they're after me.
Well, when I looked at my boxes in the shop this morning I found that they *do not* have any groove showing. So, I don't know why I had that impression.
I guarantee there is not a wRec'er worthy of his salt who, with a shop full of tools not 50' away and plenty of scrap plywood, could have resisted that opportunity! :)
The table saw is often the workhorse of the shop. Unless you're just building bird houses go with 50". If you have limited space think about a table saw on wheels.
Maybe I'll put some tools away Cleaning up the shop can wait some more. charlie b
I only have two (4 and 6) and I've already told my wife that in about another 7-8 years I will be taking up permanent residence in the shop. todd
I remember some of your trials and tribulations over the past few years trying to set up your shop. The best part is that General started with top notch equipment.
Since the American chestnut tree has been just about wiped out I imagine you could sell the lumber and build a really cool shop... and a house to go with it.
Presumably a 'T' piece in any of the vacuum pipes would do, try your nearest tropical fish selling pet shop, and cut the adaptor off the neo tube from the gauge.
The best knob shop this side of the Nagasaki breakwater: http://www.cotel.co.uk/If (as I suspect) you don't want to buy in 100's then call them and find a distributor.