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On Tue, 24 Nov 2009 03:00:43 -0800 (PST), the infamous Charlie Self scrawled the following: On Nov 21, 9:42*am, Larry Jaques wrote: On Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:33:15 -0600, the infamous Dave Balderstone scrawled the following: In article , Doug Miller wrote: Easily. Hell, I can manage that in my old truck -- 85 Dodge, 360 4bbl, about 17mpg on the highway -- and most cars will do far better. At the rate I paid last time I filled up, $11.50 is 4.75...

On Sat, 21 Nov 2009 21:13:27 -0600, the infamous Steve Turner scrawled the following: Lew Hodgett wrote: Neat wall storage rack from a 4x8 sheet of 3/4" ply. http://tinyurl.com/yh9usym Most of the wood racks being described in the other replies to this thread are constructed of wood; not only do they chew up a lot of space, they flat-out make me nervous! I have this rack system from Grizzly:...

Lew Hodgett said: Swingman wrote: Oh, and I forgot to add. Said jinxed TV was purchased from Sam's, and it started, without fail, until the 369th day after purchase. 4 days out of their one year replacement warranty at the time. Sounds like the engineers met the design spec of the beancounters without much breathing room.G Which is an all too common occurrence. Sad. Greg G.

Doug Winterburn said: wrote: This is how professional chefs do it these days. That old traditional knife trick is for show. http://www.garlicdude.com/amezrolgarpe.html The OverLord got one of those years ago. She used it for a while, and so did I. Figured out for the cooking we do, Id rather just flat side the cloves with a knife and be done with it - much quicker. The gizmo seems to be very sensitive as to how many cloves you get inside, and...

wrote in message ... I've got 24" metal drawer slides attached to a case made of solid quarter sawn cherry. Of course, the slides go across the grain. I'm wondering if I need to be concerned about the case cracking due to wood movement. The drawer slides (Accuride) have little slots about 1/4" long, but my wood movement calculations suggest that I ought to plan for 3/4" of wood movement. Oh good lord no,...

"GarageWoodworks" wrote in message ... Interesting note, that in discussing the tapered stopped flutes with the client, he wanted tapered stopped flutes on both ends of the flute (Uggghhhh) I would need a ramp at both ends (go down and then go up a ramp). Fortunately, I talked him out of it. No kidding. Some times you just have to put your foot down, for you sake. LOL

On Nov 24, 3:27*am, "LGLA" wrote: Greetings all, it's been a few years since I have been here, I hope I can become welcome back. I have been searching the 'net for about 1-1/2 weeks trying to gather info on every circular saw that I can find. I need the standard 7-1/4" sidewinder, I have seen some old posts from the 90's and a few years ago from this group but I fing it very hard to find ratings of...

GarageWoodworks wrote: Hey. I think the best solution might be to combine yours and Morris's idea. Climb down the radiused wedge!!! Another trick you might try is to lay a strip of thin packaging tape across the transition between wedge and stock (the radiusing is only needed right at the transition point). -- Morris Dovey DeSoto Solar DeSoto, Iowa USA http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto/

On Nov 22, 11:27*am, Hoosierpopi wrote: On Nov 21, 11:39*pm, -MIKE- wrote: Instead of taking pictures *I just took some video and put it on YouTube. This is what I did... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRgwJzlFrOE Wish I could tell you "great job," but on dial-up, I'll never get to see your efforts. I'd ask for a copy, but suspect It would be too large to download at 56kps. Dial up? People still use dial up? Geesh...

LGLA wrote: Greetings all, it's been a few years since I have been here, I hope I can become welcome back. I have been searching the 'net for about 1-1/2 weeks trying to gather info on every circular saw that I can find. I need the standard 7-1/4" sidewinder, I have seen some old posts from the 90's and a few years ago from this group but I fing it very hard to find ratings of torque and horsepower. The Milwaukees have...