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Epoxy question
Once cured, most epoxies are pretty well impervious to most commonly encountered solvents, but surely there is some chemical that will break it down. Is anybody aware of a solvent that will "dissolve"...
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Elmers white vs Titebond II.
Well I was running low on Titebond so I switched to some elmers white glue... I had asked the binaries group long ago what they preferred. Of course I got shot for that. Everyone would rather BS than...
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Cleanin drawer slides
I am working on a project using 14 sets of Knape & Vogt KV8405 drawer slides. Because of limited shop space I temporarily stored a section of my project on my covered patio. Unfortunately we had a...
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Pear wood
We have a pear tree in the back yard, the trunk is about 8 inch diameter at the base and maybe 4 1/2 feet tall, my wife wants to cut it down, is the wood potentially good for anything?
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Table saw accident
A woodworking buddy of mine just told me about an accident that another acquaintance of ours had about a week ago. Not a fun story. This fellow (I'll call him John) has a contractor's saw (not sure of...
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WWII 48 tooth blade
It arrived today and looks great. Now all I have to do is get everything off the table saw so I can change blades. The draw back to a unisaw with a 51" fence and a Laguna large sliding table is that...
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Shopping upright band saw
Where you located--I've a 10" 30+ yr-old Craftsman on a homebrew stand that is fine for what it is size-wise. I'd only be looking to move it because I've decided I really want to be able to resaw some...
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delta 13 inch finish planer
I'm not familiar with the planer, however: Head to screws engagement: So, there is more than one set of elevating screws? I would assume these will have to turn in unison, for the head to lower...
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What's The Drill Part II
So I got my shiny new DeWalt cordless drill today. Pretty amazing how far technology has come in just 18 years :) One thing I noticed is that the numbers on the torque collar are painted on and are...
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Need A New Jigsaw
tiredofspam wrote in news:Pa-dnflr1PVh5iLSnZ2dnUVZ I might have to give that a look. If the base on my 1590 is magnetic, it might work quite nicely. Thanks. Puckdropper
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straight edge:
Hello W/W what do you guys use for a straight edge when ripping 8ft plywood? I looked at various pro. models but they are too expensive. Sal
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What is it? Set 442
This week's set has been posted:
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New additions to shop.
I wanted a sink in the shop to clean up paint brushes, dump and replenish water from my sharpening stones, other things. I can't have a sink connected to the water, or septic without paying a huge tax...
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You know your shop is too small ...
... when you (and two helpers) have to bring a client's project into your living room to trim it out: want my next project to be a cutting board ... a _small_ cutting board)
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What's The Drill?
My beloved Makita 9V cordless drill is finally worn out. I think I got my money's worth - 18 years of home improvement, furniture projects, and general maintenance. So ... what shall I buy to replace...
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