Static buildup in DC systems ?

In a home shop it's not likely that you'll get that kind of concentration. In a commercial shop it might be a different story.
Posted by J. Clarke in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Cyclone dust collector question

I've seen them with pool filters and also with several shop vac type HEPA filters. I already have a similar shop built ambient air cleaner. Thanks again, Eric
Posted by mnterpfan in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
3 to Single Phase Motor Changeout

I know I can take it to a local motor shop but I'd like to shop it on the web to know what to expect to pay before I do that. KC
Posted by Kevin Conway in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
New Edition? - Complete Guide to Sharpening

Hi All, I went to my local book shop the other day to try and get hold of a copy of Leonard Lee's 'The Complete Guide to Sharpening'. The said that there was a new edition due early next year. Does anyone know anything about this?
Posted by Andrew Greensted in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
carlton mclendon passed away Dec 27

For many years he ran a shop specializing in exotic woods and veneers in Atlanta . He sponsored many woodworkers in the area through his knowledge, expertise and generosity [myself included] .
Posted by mike hide in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Shopsmith or Woodsmith mag?

AAvK asks: ShopNOTES offers shop notes, techniques, jigs, projects that enhance the general shop experience. Woodsmith offers highly detailed furniture and other projects.
Posted by Charlie Self in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
designing on paper

Like I said earlier, I think of SketchUp as another shop tool. For me and some other woodworkers who have it, it ends up saving a lot of time in the shop. In addition, if you're building something for someone else, SketchUp makes it easy to make sure both of you know what you're ...
Posted by Dave in Woodworking Forum 21 years ago 
Air Tools for woodworking

I worked in a machine shop where air connections were more plentiful than electric outlets, so we used air tools for maintenance and repair work, dragging the "big fat hose" around the machinery.
Posted by JKevorkian in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
Using a canister vac instead of a shopvac?

I suspect the current best bet for fine dust would be a shop-vac sized cyclone (either the Oneida or the Clearvue) then a shopvac with a Cleanstream (water-washable, HEPA) filter. I've had a Cleanstream on my Ridgid shop-vac for a couple years now, and really like it.
Posted by Chris Friesen in Woodworking Forum 19 years ago 
Organizing shop (what to do with all those little screws.....?)

I like this method because I can grab a bin or 2 and take them to what ever part of the shop I'm working in... I have 30 or 40 or these in various parts of the shop and a bright yellow sorting bin hanging in easy reach...
Posted by mac davis in Woodworking Forum 18 years ago