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Ed in Tampa wrote:Actually I think as long as the cap spins the danger (if there is one) is not removed. A hood string would only tighten the cap to the spindle all the more and reel you in.

That is why I work naked.

Note to self..
Do not stop by Ed's shop unannounced.

I'm guessing you don't like Cops very much... "a goon with a badge.".But this is a free country and you can hate anyone that you want to... I will be convinced of your sincerity when you chose to not call the.."goon with a badge"..When the bad guys are intruding on you ...You kn...

So what would you do for the poof and the sick? I guess you got a totally different take away from Sunday School than I diid... Not sure which Sunday School you went to but mine taught me "Love thy neighbor." I took that to mean be charitable personally. Not to mean send a goon with a bad...

Wood gears is one of my regular woodworking sites. If you get a chance check out his all wood pipe organ using a vacuum cleaner motor for the air supply. He does some neat stuff.

I've got two of the quartz infrared heaters in the shop. They do a good job of warming a person in the "line of fire" but don't do a great job of heating the space. If I'm going to be doing glue ups or finishing work I run a space heater. The housing's get hot enough that you wouldn't want...

Interesting. I'm surprised they don't have copies of it up on their site with the hands on stuff. I'll keep an eyes out.

I don't know what I'm talking about so take this for what it is, an attempt to help. Here's a link to issue 10 which indicates it's the last issue and that the name of the magazine is changing to shopmag. http://vintagemachinery.org/pubs/338/2724.pdf SSUG has a PDF copy of issue #2 of ShopMag. Looks...

Following the double post theme

here's a link to a gazebo calculator from the same site that will do 8 sides for you

http://www.blocklayer.com/GazeboEng.aspx

As JBG said you need to know the pitch to determine the angel of the cut. Here's a link to a hip rafter calculator. If I understand the question correctly, after you input the your info, the creeper side cut angle would be the angle your looking for. (Although thinking about it with an octagonal roo...

Off topic here.

Don love that Stevens. First rifle I ever shot was a Stevens Favorite. First I owned was a Visible loader. Great little guns.