Rung locks
Here's a photo of my rung locks on the ladder
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over 5 years by glendot
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Rung locks
When I could not find any replacement rung locks I made my own, from wood. They sit astride one rung and then any upper rung just sits on them. I w...
over 5 years by glendot
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Diamond muntin pattern
I am making a kitchen cabinet door with muntins laid out in a diamond pattern. I have completed the frame and cut the strips for the muntins. I tri...
about 6 years by glendot
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Burn marks on wood
While using my router on a piece of maple, I got some burn marks on the wood. Is there a way, such as bleach, to remove the burn marks, other than ...
over 6 years by glendot
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Horrible smell
Tammy, I know what you are going through. I am also on a well, and occasionaly a sulpher gas smell and/or iron bacteria smell presents itself. T...
over 6 years by glendot
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Rung Locks
Here is the picture of the rung locks in place. They do not attach to the ladder, just sit there when in use.When not in use, I store them seoparat...
over 6 years by glendot
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Rung Locks
Here are a couple of photos. As you will see they are not very sophisticated, just something I cobbled up in desperation. However I have used them ...
over 6 years by glendot
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Rung locks
What I did was to fashion a pair of wooden blocks that sit on any rung I want to use as the bottom of the extension piece. I shaped them to fit ins...
about 7 years by glendot
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Rung Locks
No luck finding them. All potential sources wanted ladder manufacyurere name, model number, but this was gone from the ladder. So I made two of my ...
about 7 years by glendot
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Latex window glazing
I am using DAP latex window glazing to repair some old windows. The instructions say to use a latex primer on new wood or an oil based primer on ol...
over 7 years by doug seibert
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Bending coil stock -no brake
Has anyone come up with a good way to bend up small amounts of coil stock without using a brake? Has anyone come up with a do-it-youself design to ...
over 7 years by glendot
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Cleaning brick
I too have a brick cleaning problem. I pulled off a 37 yer growth of grapevines from my brick fireplace chimney. Remaining is a residue of light br...
over 7 years by glendot
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answers456
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Window glazing
In Tom Silva's article on Pane Relief, he reccomends priming the rabbets with an exterior primer. I have been using linseed oil. Is this OK?, with ...
almost 8 years by glendot
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rung locks for extension ladder
I have an aluminum extension ladder. Both rung locks are broken and I need new ones. Our local ladder supply said if it is a Louisville or Werner t...
5 months by rnxiijlnzbya
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fireplace versus furnace
I have a 35000 BTU propane furnace in my camp I would like to replace it. A gas fireplace would be nice. I wonder, though, would a furnace with a h...
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Hardware for sliding bypass doors
I have a pair of sliding bypass doors. I would like to replace the things you stick your fingers in to operate the door. They are about 3 inches in...
over 8 years by carl21l
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Panel molding
I installed panel molding, using 1 inch panel molding in a "picture frame" design, in my front hall. I used the guidance from http://kingofcrown.co...
over 8 years by glendot
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New ceramic tile product?
My son informed me there is a new ceramic tile product which is ceramic tile squares, each square is glued to a backerboard which is grooved so it ...
over 8 years by doug seibert
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Choosing laminate flooring
Juliedealer, We just went through a long process of choosing laminate flooring and took it all back to the store. Although your case is differen...
over 8 years by glendot
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