Powered ethernet cable to shed ?

st=cat5e%2050mFree shipping for over £17.50+VAT, so add another thing costing £1.21+VAT to get free shipping.
Posted by Theo in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 4 years ago 
Automater vacuum switch

I use it with my bench sander, spot light, and shop vac.
Posted by The Pistoleer in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Another DW 735 owner!

I ended up buying it from a small, locally-owned shop that is staffed by people who actually own and use these tools: I paid $469. But, they threw in the Dewalt rolling cart for free, allegedly a $96 value. Look forward to getting started on that long list of projects!
Posted by Scott in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Scroll Saw Newby

I loved my 1680 (until I killed it) Here's a few suggestions; Books: Shop-Tested Scrollsaw Techniques; Anything by Patrick Spielman to do with scrollsaws; There's a great video on e-bay (A - Z Fretworking) that you can get for about $15 (shipping included).
Posted by Kevin Daly in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Is this a suitable blower for a dust collection system??? It really blows

Managed to get my hands on a spec sheet for this blower and maximum CFM free delivery is only 350 CFM. So those that said it was too small for a shop wide DC were correct. Dang! As always, I appreciate very much the input from everyone.
Posted by Mike in Arkansas in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Cost to Refinish Table

On Fri, 27 May 2005 17:27:10 GMT, the inscrutable Lew Hodgett spake: The reason it got done for $600 was that I was low on work, Mom was stunned by the quote from the refinishing shop. I lowballed it at half the quoted price (as a joke) and the offer was taken.
Posted by Larry Jaques in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Kids bike rear wheel spoke issues - worth DIYing and how to?

You probably can from a decent bike shop. But truing up a wheel really needs a proper jig and a bit of skill/knowledge. I managed to pull a buckle out my daughters rear wheel but that was only a single buckle and only a couple of mm.
Posted by Dave Liquorice in UK Do-It-Yourself Forum 16 years ago 
OT: Anti-virus

On the recommendation from the computer shop that custom assembled a prior PC of mine, I use AVG and Malwarebytes. Both are freeware. I now have AVG 2014 Free 2014.0.4745 from . This runs in the background, even updating its virus database.
Posted by David E. Ross in Garden Forum 11 years ago 
Oven cleaner & Sylvania 30 Watt 120VAC bulb (LED?)

Or the butcher shop. Or the fishmonger. I wouldn't use a rotisserie chicken if it were free. Plain oatmeal does it for me. I prefer to make my own crusts from scratch, and I don't put sauce on my pizza.
Posted by Cindy Hamilton in Home Repair 2 years ago 
Shimming door.

Instead of leading people on home improvement diagnostic wild-goose chases, take some pictures of the door and post them on a free picture hosting site and let us take a look. R
Posted by RicodJour in Home Repair 20 years ago