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Fantastic renovation! That's my sander- same model number and all. I just did enough of a clean and lube to get mine working - I needed it to repair some oak table legs, and it worked a treat. I'm especially glad to see your post because mine is making a cyclical clicking sound on the drive...

Beatles: "Back in the USSR" best line: Leave it til tomorrow to unpack my case Honey, disconnect the phone

Thanks, Santa, for a nice assortment of tools and eats. All my longnoses are worn out, and Channellock is one of my favorite brands - lucky guess, or Christmas ESP? I use pocket-size flashlights ADED - heard many good things about Streamlight. A heavy duty screwdriver correctly labeled...

This one made me actually, really, IRL, LOL!!

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Sometimes procrastination is a good thing ... I waited inadvisably long to get my vic - oops, I mean recipiant's presents. One doohickey I had in mind came in three sizes. The little one was too little and the big one was too pricey so I decided on the medium. I arrived at the supplier...

No! this is an opportunity! You always wanted a lathe and a mill, riiiight?

I'll ship off my victim's package tomorrow morning soon as the Pest Office opens. And I've received my package - sorry to say it wasn't marked GJSS so I opened it. I realized what it must be almost immediately, so I didn't actually look at anything. Slammed it back shut right away. Honest...

My luck, I'd take your advice and it'd turn out to be a Superfund Site.

Right you are - I have a very similar setup. I think the beam on yours is rotated 90 degrees axially - it's made to clamp round stock in the v-side of it. The two-slot side (the top side in your picture) is to be fastened to the table via t-slot bolts. Mine is a little different - two short...

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Why not go the ballast bypass way? It all came down to $'s and .0$'s. An electronic ballast was cheaper than replacing the two LED tubes. I did do some research and concluded electronic should work, and it does. Since the old ballast is clearly labeled Non-PCB, I can take it in on the next...

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So I don't get kicked out for bringing up wood working, I use my table saw for metal too -- aluminum. Many years ago I grew dissatisfied with the original miter gauge on my Rockwell saw, and got this Accu-Miter. It is absolutely terrific. But, it isn't gravity-proof. I dropped it and broke...

Sorry if this has been covered - a bit of searching didn't find anything exactly matching my situation. I have an old- old two-tube 48" fluorescent fixture that I converted to LED a couple of years ago with Philips Universalfit tubes, model 92900 9659 6NC 539155. Their tech support and...

WTF????? As a Communications Contractor, I am very familiar with this type of connection. I use it all the time in cat6 plugs and jacks. Carrying milliamp range current on 23ga. at a few volts up to 30 or so, no problem. Carrying REAL electricity?? Not In My House!

What you're showing is actually a hitch pin clip. ... and so it says in the link you provide. But buy them at Orscheln or the like, you'll need to know the right name.

Not to be nitpicking or anything... but the photo (of a terrific garage!) you show is actually a Mansard roof. The difference is the pitch of the lower roof. In a Mansard, it's close to vertical, while in Gambrel designs it's much shallower. I don't know what the exact dividing point between...

Ditto on the '*****. I had a family of six in the attic. They were different enough I could tell them apart. Fortunately I cottoned on to the crew before breeding began. My solution was a .410. I had a place I could cover their entry/exit point from inside the house which kept noise down...

Yep, my first experience with computers was an IBM 360-50 and punch cards. Kind of fun to mess around with, but I didn't really see the potential. Fast forward a decade and MOAO, who spearheaded computerizing her office, talked me into getting us a computer. Odd... she never needed my...