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Time for some levity
Thread Starter: Dave Anderson NH
With all of the negativity and political stuff going on with the Covid-19 virus it is time to look at the humorous side of things. Feel free to add more, but keep it clean or it will be deleted.
Last Post By: Jim Allen Today, 4:48 PM

Real Estate is a Circus Right Now
Thread Starter: Jim Becker
Professor Dr. SWMBO and I are "more than casually" looking for our "downsize" property. The two of us do not need such a large home and property going forward as our older daughter is already living "independently" in town (she's a special needs adult, so isn't totally independent) and the younger,...
Last Post By: Mike Henderson Today, 12:35 PM

Twist wires before using a wire nut?
Thread Starter: Ole Anderson
So, do you twist your wires together before using a wire nut? Some manufacturers say it isn't necessary.
Last Post By: Doug Dawson Today, 2:35 PM

Tool list for Bench crafted Roubo Split top build
Thread Starter: Assaf Oppenheimer
Hi everyone, I plan on building a Benchcrafted Roubo. my question (I hope it is in the right place) was has anyone here built one? what were the small tools you felt most useful? I have the major tool list down (I am going to work all hand tools and a router ) but for instance, I recently...
Last Post By: Warren Mickley Today, 12:26 PM

Modern electrical outlets - side wiring with 12 gauge
Thread Starter: Stephen Tashiro
Do electricians "back wire" most modern electrical outlets when using 12 gauge wire? Years ago, electrical outlets were designed to be "side wired" by hooking the wire around a screw. Some also had holes where a wire could be connected by pushing it into the hole, but this method of wiring by...
Last Post By: Frank Pratt Today, 3:29 PM

Providing quotes to potential customers
Thread Starter: Joe Hendershott
I've been tasked to provide a quote for a kitchen to a potential client and would like know how some of you all do this. Figuring out the cost I can do but would like to provide the actual quote in a professional manner. So... 1. What software do you use for this? 2. How specific do you get?...
Last Post By: Steve Rozmiarek Today, 10:13 AM

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At what point do you quit renting and just buy it?

Talk with your CPA. Cash flow & Capital expenses & Operating expenses & Depreciation & Deductions...Oh, my!

(Not necessarily
Malcolm McLeod Today, 6:04 PM

Value of Porter Lathe

It this your first lathe?

Have you restored vintage machinery before?

It's a lot of iron, but it sounds to me like a lot of
Dave Mount Today, 5:59 PM

At what point do you quit renting and just buy it?

The price of something like an excavator is so much more than the price of the machine. I would have to spend more than the cost of the machine for an
glenn bradley Today, 5:54 PM

Cabinet Saw B-Day Present?

That’s unfortunate. My personal rule is I never fight with someone to take my money! I’d find a different brand or move on. The nice thing
David Publicover Today, 5:50 PM

Bad Jointer Results - HELP!!

That's what we're talking about but it's just as easily done edge jointing when the grain requires that orientation. Once you try it it's pretty obvious
John TenEyck Today, 5:47 PM
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vintage Craftsman table saw upgrade

This thread may help. Besides Grandpa's 1950 Emerson I had a 1970's "113." contractor. I added a decent...
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