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Stocks and "the market"
Thread Starter: dennis thompson
Why do people keep predicting what " the market" will do for the next year. I would bet that none of these market predictions for 2019 was for a 30% gain , yet this week Barrons has their annual roundtable in which market experts make their predictions for 2020, why? The only good answer to the...
Last Post By: Jim Koepke Yesterday, 3:06 PM

Share funny pictures here
Thread Starter: Malcolm Schweizer
I love these kinds of things. Make me laugh today and share your favorites.
Last Post By: Jim Koepke Today, 3:47 AM

What are the underappreciated shop tool/supplies in your shop?
Thread Starter: Mike Allen1010
Like many hand tool woodworker's I obsess about all my cutting tools – need to have all the appropriate types and ensure their super sharp. However, there are some seemingly "pedestrian" things that are essential in my shop: Sandpaper: I confess I have a snobby preference for "hand planed"...
Last Post By: John K Jordan Today, 1:04 PM

Washing machine longevity advice please
Thread Starter: Aaron Rosenthal
For about 6 months now I’ve known my old 1993 Maytag was dying. It leaks, and the mobile repair guru said “usable, but start looking”. The repair cost was estimated to be close to a new machine’s cost. He suggested a Whirlpool direct drive washer, although the better models he said, were last...
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Shop Fixtures and Furniture
Thread Starter: ken hatch
My shop fixtures and furniture are all, how can I say this other than, "crap". When we moved to Tucson and the current house there were so many things needed in the house that setting up the shop while needed was way down the list. Because of that everything in the shop is either old fiberboard...
Last Post By: ken hatch Today, 10:00 AM

Dust Collection – Burn down the house or get lung cancer, which should I choose?
Thread Starter: Maureen Ragan
I wish I’d read Bill Pentz’s site BEFORE I bought my Grizzly 0861 2HP cyclone dust collector, but now I must do the best I can with what I have. According to Bill Pentz, either: a) I use 7” duct thereby getting my 1000 cfm and fine dust removal, but worry about dust piles in the...
Last Post By: David L Morse Today, 12:46 PM

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WTB - Wanted 220v remote switch for Dust collector

Looking to see if anyone has laying around a remote control switch for a dust collector like the Long Ranger or Grizzly remotes or other brands.
Ricc Havens Today, 2:21 PM

Moving and finally getting a Shop. Similar experiences?

Stew, Dittos on the congrats. Retiring at 57-1/2 so far seems to be one of my better decisions. You will soon be wondering how you ever found time to
Jim Koepke Today, 2:20 PM

Sawhorse and Cutting Grid Cart

I do this, on a cheap blow-molded folding table. It's light, and works well. The sheets I use are about 12 years old.
mike stenson Today, 2:20 PM

Using a misfitting bandsaw riser block

I think hard maple would work fine, even glued up. If you don't have the right piece and happen to be in East TN or coming through the area I probably
John K Jordan Today, 2:18 PM

How would you install this vanity?

If you have the wall open consider adding a stud or fireblocks where needed. The fire blocks can be turned on the side for bigger targets. I used 2x6
Bill Dufour Today, 2:17 PM
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