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I dropped off some used motor oil awhile ago - and now that you mention it, yes there probably was one or more there. When I was there, there (behind a Fire Dept. building), there was no one to be seen and I doubt any one would have a problem with some one "re-purposing" a propane bottle.

I had "Pete the Plumber" do my gas & electrical upgrade for my garage / shop last Summer. Nice guys, no complaints.

Craig had already cut one in half, I got the top half he didn't use. I've done it before though - un-screwed the valve on top (empty it first), washed / rinsed it out with soapy water then cut with angle grinder / zip disc.

Got one already cut in half (thanks Craig !) Thanks to the others that responded !

Yes, hazardous waste depot - good idea. Thanks

Maybe a bit OT; Anyone in Calgary got an expired propane bottle (20 or 25 lb whatever they are) they want to get rid of ? Not for propane use, I'm wanting to cut one in half to make a lead smelting pot. TIA Howard

I've bought from them a few times in the past - but that was when I was living not too far from Kelowna. Now, its been a few years. No complaints though when I did buy from them.

If there's a Lordco near you, they stock both compression and extension springs.

My Son worked several years as a Machinist for a large oil Industry player. He took me on a few tours through one of their biggest shops. They were buying some of their large pumps (about the size of a VW beetle) from China, completely stripping them down before ever being used. They re-did all...

I don't use a triple spider. I do have a spider in the outboard end of my spindle bore - 4 X 1/4 - 20 SHCScrews w/ brass tips. On the chuck end I use a 4 jaw with a piece of 1/4" soft copper bent around the work piece, resulting in very narrow contact at the chuck end as well. If you "sneak up"...