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Thread: WOODWORKING QUIZ for 27 Sept 04
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27th September 2004, 09:53 PM #1
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WOODWORKING QUIZ for 27 Sept 04
Good Evening Friends,
I have acquired a few coffee cans of nuts, bolts, and other odds and ends over the years. When I have to dig through my collection, it's a pain (in my fingers).
Rather than dumping them on my workbench and sorting through them one at a time and return them to the can, what would be a better method of sorting them and returning to the coffee can all at one time?
Respectfully,Ralph Jones Woodworking
London, Ohio
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27th September 2004, 10:01 PM #2
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Go out and buy new nuts and bolts.
Al
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27th September 2004, 10:32 PM #3
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Use a magnet? a car radio speaker would do the job
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28th September 2004, 12:27 AM #4
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As usual I have a jig for that as well. It is a piece of chipboard with timber edges all round except in one corner where there is a small opening.
You tip the contents of your odd screw bucket in it, select your screws and pour the remainder back into the bucket. The opening works like a spout.
Surprised that you don't know that Ralph as it was on a yankee tips website.
Peter.
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28th September 2004, 01:02 AM #5
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I have a metal one that I made as an apprentice.
Originally Posted by Sturdee
As usual I have a jig for that as well. It is a piece of chipboard with timber edges all round except in one corner where there is a small opening.
You tip the contents of your odd screw bucket in it, select your screws and pour the remainder back into the bucket. The opening works like a spout.
Surprised that you don't know that Ralph as it was on a yankee tips website.
Peter.
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28th September 2004, 09:57 PM #6
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WOODWORKING QUIZ ANSWER for 27 Sept 04
Good Evening Friends,
The quiz for today came from a magazine with the same question.
Yes, Peter I did know that and as a matter of fact I have on as you described yours.
Good answers by all on this one and I will attach a picture for this answer.
Thank you for your support.
Respectfully,Ralph Jones Woodworking
London, Ohio
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