Shopsmith Forums

jsburger wrote:

ERLover wrote:

JPG wrote:Add a self rotating deflector.

Good Idea JPG but where to get it?

I have two 30" Air King oscillating fans that work great. When it gets in the high 90's it is a little warm but not too bad. 70's and 80's I just open the windows and it is perfect. There is almost always a breeze.

I almost had a Heart Attack, I thought JPG was posting pics of his shop He has been a bit wet in KT based on the Radar.
Ya John you are in a dry heat
Yesterday and a few B4 that, 90* and Dew points in the 60+ here, today 66*, in long pants and a thin jacket in the garage shop. No shorts, and short sleeve T shirt today.

Well Ed, I appreciate your post and idea, that is, before BBB got a fan into it.

moose wrote:Well Ed, I appreciate your post and idea, that is, before BBB got a fan into it.

Well Moose Chill the fan thing was in reference to the HEAT and Humidity HE MENTIONED IN HIS GARAGE SHOP that I had also in SE WI until today

moose wrote:Well Ed, I appreciate your post and idea, that is, before BBB got a fan into it.

You got a problem? PM me

jsburger wrote:

ERLover wrote:

JPG wrote:Add a self rotating deflector.

Good Idea JPG but where to get it?

I have two 30" Air King oscillating fans that work great. When it gets in the high 90's it is a little warm but not too bad. 70's and 80's I just open the windows and it is perfect. There is almost always a breeze.

John,first pic, was that good for you???

I think it funny that people would think I need a fan...........

Anyway here is a picture of the angle aluminum angle I used to mount the shelf. It would have been nicer to have a slightly larger angle but the 1" I had worked.
What is nice about the shelf is that it slides in out of the way when not in use. With it out I can not get to the back of the garage so it will not become a place to just lay things.

Had some medical testing today so I did not get back to do a little sanding and adding a pull. Hope to find the time tomorrow. It works as it is anyway so functionally it is done.

Ed

reible wrote:I think it funny that people would think I need a fan...........

Anyway here is a picture of the angle aluminum angle I used to mount the shelf. It would have been nicer to have a slightly larger angle but the 1" I had worked.

IMG_2513sc.jpg

What is nice about the shelf is that it slides in out of the way when not in use. With it out I can not get to the back of the garage so it will not become a place to just lay things.

Had some medical testing today so I did not get back to do a little sanding and adding a pull. Hope to find the time tomorrow. It works as it is anyway so functionally it is done.

Ed

I have no jig, even tho they sell them, putting in cabinet hardware is precise and a PITA.

Well we have that in common. I have no jig either. Maybe someday if I have a bunch to do for some project. For the one off's I just do it the old way and make do.

Ed

ERLover wrote:

reible wrote:I think it funny that people would think I need a fan...........

Anyway here is a picture of the angle aluminum angle I used to mount the shelf. It would have been nicer to have a slightly larger angle but the 1" I had worked.

IMG_2513sc.jpg

What is nice about the shelf is that it slides in out of the way when not in use. With it out I can not get to the back of the garage so it will not become a place to just lay things.

Had some medical testing today so I did not get back to do a little sanding and adding a pull. Hope to find the time tomorrow. It works as it is anyway so functionally it is done.

Ed

I have no jig, even tho they sell them, putting in cabinet hardware is precise and a PITA.

Yes they do require planning and detailed execution.

PITA? Only if the just mentioned stuff is not done or ignored.

JPG wrote:Yes they do require planning and detailed execution.

PITA? Only if the just mentioned stuff is not done or ignored.

JPG, some days I just dont know/understand your jiberish???