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| 231 days ago |
Whats the best external paint for treated lumber - 7 replies I’m making a sign for my sister’s hair shop. Since it will be out in the weather I used pressure treated wood. I was wondering what paint would best suit the situation. I made it T and G, filled the cracks, and plan to route the lettering. It can’t be stain it has to be bright paint it is for a handicap parking space in the bac... |
| 271 days ago |
For the guy who has cut his board 2or3 times and its still to short. - 0 replies Here’s a way to get one or maybe two more cuts out of that board. Using a scarf joint. What is a scarf joint, you say. Just make a jig with a 20 degree angle on it. Lay it on your board in the middle, using your circular saw make a long cut on the angle you just drew using a straight edge.. Next using your router, make a clean cut on both ... |
| 361 days ago |
How do you post a project? - 3 replies I click on the project tab and get a drop down and hit post project and nada happens, whats the deal? |
| 439 days ago |
cheap router raiser for router table - 9 replies If you’re not rich like I am, I can’t afford the top of the line router table with an adjustment for your router built in. An old scissor jack works great. I have a shelf below my boughten router table, Home Depot 100.00 Wolfcraft that I installed myself. I set the scissor jack under the router and with the plunge router unlocked, I ... |
| 541 days ago |
I finally tried out my 3hp O'malley's router - 8 replies One thing I liked, was the start button is built into the handle like my B and D router. It has a very slow start I mean slllooooowwww. But once it gets wound out it runs smooth and has plenty of power. It would be a great router for a table, it’s too heavy for table work, at least for me. It came with a modest amount of xtras and vertuall... |
| 541 days ago |
How about a home made air cleaner. - 27 replies While on vacation this past summer in Frankfort, MI. (Salmon fishing) , I stopped to rummage through an old rummage store thats been there for years, I’ve found everything there from chuncks of ebony to old venting runs, and blower motors for furnaces. I had seen a plan for an air circulator in a magazine that I can’t give credit t... |
| 591 days ago |
TIMBERMATE-wood filler - 10 replies I don’t know how many of you use wood filler, I imagine most, but I’ve found a product I first read about in popular woodworking called Timbermate. It’s some pretty incredible stuff. Water soluble, it takes stain well, if it dries out you just add water and it reconstitutes. After sanding you can sweep up the dust, add water an... |
| 593 days ago |
I hope O'malley was a smart Irishman - 6 replies Well a few days ago I heard so much good about the O’malleys plunge router I bought one. Just in case my other one goes to heck, I reasoned to my wife. So I hope you guys that said it was the next best thing to Mark’s new saw, were right. What the heck, the price was right. jockmike2 |
| 610 days ago |
Roger's sculpture - 2 replies You mentioned in your tag on the freeform sculpture it was made from used manzanita. I went to the woodsource and they had never heard of it. Is it a plastic material or some other medium? Jockmike2 |
| 626 days ago |
Roger - 0 replies Leave the base, its beautiful as is the sculpture. Mike Wurm |
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