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Things seems totally strange here on a few different fronts. But anyways, the answer to your question is multiply the length in inches by the widt...
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almost 9 years by Mustang
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wipe on
Yes, wipe on poly is easy to use and produces excellent results. You can make your own by buying any varnish (uncut) and cutting yourself 50/50 m...
about 9 years by Mustang
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Jointer
Don't know what you mean by "how to size a jointer." The 2 most talked about are the 6" & 8". Some jointers you can adjust both the infeed and ou...
over 9 years by Mustang
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USA
Gee, not sure if anyone does anymore. Delta is about the only mfg'r left that manufactures some tools in the US, but not sure if their drill is on...
over 9 years by Mustang
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Bandsaw
If you can get $100 for it you will be one very lucky dude. More in the neighborhood of $70.
over 9 years by Mustang
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Oil
I use 3 in 1 oil for my air tools. My compressor calls for Mobil 1. I imagine I could use Mobil 1 in my air tools but wouldn't want to use 3 in 1...
over 9 years by Mustang
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Radial saw blade
Of course it could very well be the blade, but could also be your saw is out of alignment. Anyways, IMHO if you have anything less than a WWI blad...
over 9 years by Mustang
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Sockets-6 Pt. vs 12 Pt.
Totally agree with "Spot". Hex (6pt) will grab the bolt head or nut much more securely than a double hex (12pt). 12pts will have a much greater t...
over 9 years by Mustang
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Newbie Drill/Driver Question
I'm assuming you have a keyless chuck. Turn it to its highest setting and tighten the chuck. I usually have trouble with drilling (forwards) and ...
over 9 years by Mustang
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Craftsman Compressor
Yes, all will be fine as already stated, you didn't hurt your compressor. However, I agree, get rid of the oiless and go with an oil compressor. ...
over 9 years by Mustang
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Table saw vs. Mitre saw
Yep, I agree too. Get the mitre saw first. I gutted out a house my mother bought and rebuilt everything inside the house, I used my mitre saw exc...
over 9 years by Mustang
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self sticking border help
Get yourself some elmers glue, wet both surfaces, let become tacky then press down
over 9 years by Mustang
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Radial Arm Saw or Table Saw.....Which is the best choice?
IMHO get the TS 1st, you can do more with it than a RAS. If a RAS is used for crosscutting only, it is no more dangerous than any other saw in you...
over 9 years by Mustang
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Plaster over existing Drywall
Your question is hard to answer without really knowing more. I mean what does "poorly" finished exactly mean. However, you shouldn't plaster it. ...
over 9 years by Mustang
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pounding assembly stuck in well
Yes, I would have the same concerns you have. It can be gotten out, may cost him a pretty penny to do so. I would get my local building departmen...
almost 10 years by Mustang
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Corner Beads for Drywall
The actual corner should not be covered with compound, and this happens almost naturally, by the time you get down sanding the compound that's cove...
almost 10 years by Mustang
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older craftsman tool chests
My dad had one, I know he got it in the 60's.
almost 10 years by Mustang
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my riding mower
A similar phenomenon was happening with my craftsman riding lawn mower. Couldn't figure it out, I then removed the fuel filter from the fuel line ...
almost 10 years by Mustang
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