Tablesaw push stick?

What kind of glue should I use if my shop isn't heated, Gorilla or Titebond? If it's a long haired cat, should I use Titebond II or III??? Does Norm use brads or glue??? If David Marks uses cats, does that mean he works in a shop or a studio???
Posted by Mark in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
How Much Wood Are You Willing to “Waste” (Long)

I cannot offer any insight as I cannot see myself having any such problem with respect to shop cabinets. They are lucky to get "good" construction grade plywood, let alone cherry plywood and emotionally baggaged book matched bearclaw pine paneled doors.
Posted by David Hall in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
On This Day In Wreck History

On Tue, 30 Mar 2004 17:55:46 -0500 (EST), snipped-for-privacy@webtv.net (J T) scribbled: Nah, I can always get into the shop - it's attached to the house. This stuff was done a while ago but I waited until the 29th to post it.
Posted by Luigi Zanasi in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Re: Ambient Air Cleaner Question

That was the primary source of dust in my shop, since I don't do any power sanding. After I worked on the dust collection around the blade, the dust in my shop went way, way down, coupled with an increase in how fast the dust bag fills up on the DC. Bob
Posted by Bob Davis in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Trimming window glass for clock face

you could take it to a stained glass shop or perhaps a normal window glass shop (unless you know someone who does stained glass) and pay them a few dollars to shrink the glass, but it would be less hassle and even perhaps cost less to just buy more glass. regards, charlie cave creek, ...
Posted by Charles Spitzer in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
Building Workshop Need Help

If this is a pro shop and you are working every day, it is great. OTOH, if this is a weekend shop that will have very little heat on non-working days, radiant heat is not a good idea. It is not fast to respond to changes and you have to heat up that big slab or concrete every time.
Posted by Edwin Pawlowski in Woodworking Forum 22 years ago 
heater btu question

If you are looking for shop heat, consider a Modine Hot Dawg or a Reznor UDAP heater. I think you can buy the Hot Dawg heater at Mills Fleet Farm for about $400. Also the venting will add to the cost too.
Posted by Greg O in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
How about a serious sale?

The mechanical shop, parts department, and body shop/make ready department get a piece of the pie on every unit sold and repeat retail business in those departments generate much nicer profits.
Posted by Leon in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
ROS Recommendations

The 5 inch Makita will still see plenty of use in my shop. I don't know about the Bosch, but the Ridgid has two orbital settings. The 1/4 inch setting really takes the material down, and the 1/8 leaves a nice clean finish. The dust collection works very well too.
Posted by Stephen Henry in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Heating my shop. Two options both electric

My shop is designed to be converted to a rec room or bedroom if they don't want a shop. Of course the way I work it's a Wreck room now.:) >You always want a reserve on a circuit and 20 amps will not give that to >you.
Posted by Jim in Woodworking Forum 20 years ago