Search results

You have a 20% chance of catching covid from the jabber! Just saying.

Wether you made good money or not. You havd learned a huge lesson. You have now made two cabinets beginning to end and know exactly how long it would take to make again.. Add some overhead costs along with your labour costs and of course wood costs and you know what to exactly charge next time...

You can’t even find a campsite around here. Everyone holidaying locally or at least in the country. Can’t find garden seeds. People going back to the old days. Doing local things, and growing, gardens. as a builder it’s had to be one of the busiest years ever. Every body had to stay home, so...

Unlocking the public early also causes the virus to mutate. Which in turn can cause everyone that has had the original vaccine to be not effective to the new strain! Right back to square one only worse! Now every country is broke!

I so remember going to DQ for the chocolate kiddie cone when little. Lined across the parking lot on summer nights!

A few more mm never hurts as you are hiding the gap when you put casing or trim on.

In Canada when we frame buildings in residential we always leave 2 1/2 extra inches For French doors and only 2 inches for single doors. This is for a 3/4 inch jamb on each side of door. For a total of 1 1/2 inches. That leaves an extra 1 inch fo shiming and small spaces between Center of door...

1524 mm is two 30 inch doors so add 2 1/2 inches to the total measurement of both doors width. So 62.5 inches. That leaves room for jambs, shims and space between two doors. And 82 1/2 inch high. Rough opening. That’s in Canada.

i laughed at the festool when they first came out. My boss has about $60,000 in festool in his shop. I said I’d never own one. Ludicrous price. The other day I used a festool sander fir a few days on windows. I’m now looking to buy one. Zero dust, no vibration, etc. At my age within carpal...

Did you win the lottery and you are going to spend £100 on each one of us. That is such a nice thing to do. I’d love another chuck so I don’t have to change jaws.

Very easy to fix. I believe China buys most of there coal from Canada and Australia. If these countries are so worried about cutting world wide emissions in 5 years, then cut coal exports in 5 years so China has no coal and has to follow.

People tend to forget. Most people expect inferior products from China as they want to pay ultra cheap prices. China also produces over the top high end products also, but you have to pay for them, ie Tesla cars coming from China. If you send quality control people over to there factories and...

I totally agree. How can this be helpful if we don’t know what is being imported. Even if we knew a specific commodity classification without knowing actual goods would help.

There is a reason a variable speed bench grinder that id s a dc motor is worth 1,500 dollars.

What is your steel roller slab jig? Can you sent me a link?

not if you don’t use a bag. That is what they are talking about!

Bob you have actual come up with a word that can not be googled. At least for now!

Prices to USA are the same as Canada.

But I read China to Europe up 269% which is less than half the distance to Canada. 2,000 to 7;380. Doesn’t make sense to me.