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over 8 years by hcbph
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Saws
I agree on the older Craftsman Contractor Saws. I have one with a Biesmeyer fence on it, it's great and accurate. General is good, so is Delta, s...
over 8 years by hcbph
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Use a stapler
Rent a compressor & stapler. It'll do a better job and won't take won't take all your money for something you may not use again.
almost 9 years by hcbph
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tool quality
This is one time where "you get what you pay for" applies. Bought a clip-head nailer. First one lasted 3 days, 2d one made it a week. Gave up on...
about 9 years by hcbph
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Robertson bits
Check out McFeeley's, if they don't have what you want, I don't think it exists. Here's a webpage: http://store.yahoo.com/squaredrive/driver-bi...
about 9 years by hcbph
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Magna
Magna is the original company that made the shopsmith. My try them and see if they can steer you somewhere. Other idea is try searching via Googl...
about 9 years by hcbph
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Routers - Fixed or Plunge?
I do furniture restoration and repair, having done it for over 30 years. Last count, I think I have about 9 or 10 routers. 3 are new on the shelf...
over 9 years by hcbph
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Craftsman Compressor
In my opinion, the best use for an oil-less compressor is where they have to be set at odd angles. Things like a shingling compressor, that kind o...
over 9 years by hcbph
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Tuning Fork
That's a new one on me. If he ever explains it, I'ld love to see what he says it's supposed to do.
over 9 years by hcbph
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radial saw
If ***** (the selling company name keeps switching to *, just so you know) don't carry them, take one to a tool or motor repair shop. Bet they're ...
over 9 years by hcbph
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Crown Molding Instalation
ZoeyAssuming you are planning on mitering the corners, the same methods are used whether a power miterbox or by hand materbox. Assuming your corne...
over 9 years by hcbph
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One Ince Tongue & Wedge Groove Joint
Couple of ideas on this. Check out Feb 2004 issue of Woodworkers Journal for idea on a 'shop built' jig or Tenoning Jig.
over 9 years by hcbph
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Rubber ate through wood!!!!!
I'm assuming it was some form of plasticiser that leached out of the plastic, assuming it's not true rubber. It's a solvent/catalyst used in makin...
over 9 years by hcbph
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How to Build Closet Shelves
Just received the Feb issue of Family Handyman and there's an article on 'Maximize your closet'. Might give you some alternate ideas on what you c...
over 9 years by hcbph
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Hand Rail is loose & holes in plaster
AltereagleJust saw your question. The house was owned by an older couple that had not had kids there for 30-40 years. Unfortunately the screws on...
over 9 years by hcbph
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Crown Molding Mitre (to Right/Left or Not)??
I have a small exterior fence I add to my mitersaw. This I use for crown molding, bottom against the saw fence, top against this one. How far for...
over 9 years by hcbph
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router/plywood
Sure. Score the final cut line to reduce tearout. Insure your edge guide and bit are tight. Depending on how wide and deep you're cutting, take ...
over 9 years by hcbph
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Thought I had my answer.... Hydraulics
I've seen devices before that will raise and lower a TV in a cabinet. Might something like that suit your needs? I think I've seen them before in...
over 9 years by hcbph
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total re-wire
Bette GI bought a 1916 2 story back in 1987. They had replaced the fusebox and cut all the wiring in the basement and replaced the knob-and-tube w...
over 9 years by hcbph
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