table saw

Well I did a little research and ran into a dead end on the ***** web site. They just say Motor unavailable (P/N 62618). I have had two ***** 10" t...

almost 9 years by sadickers

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feeder

I am not a licensed electrician but work with many that are. I don't believe that you can run flex conduit to the new panel, but you will wan to ch...

about 9 years by sadickers

4

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popcorn ceiling removal

I just got through removing popcorn ceiling in one large room in my home. I purchased some heavy plastic sheeting (4mil)to cover the entire floor a...

about 9 years by sadickers

4

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248

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attic insulation

I recently purchased and moved into a new home, well it was new 30 years ago. I recently was up in the attic arunning some surrond sound speaker le...

almost 9 years by Piffin

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tiles

Thanks for your input it is greatly appreciated Steve

about 9 years by sadickers

3

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Shower Tiles

I have a shower that has a tile floor and walls. The tiling on both the floor and walls seems to be ok except for cracking of the grout in the corn...

about 9 years by Morpheus

3

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424

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safety

I have worked in the communications field for many years and have installed numerous types of radio transmitting equip. The Sat dishs used for upli...

about 9 years by sadickers

4

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cat 5 in box

don't crush the cat5 cable with the clamps! It's not a power lead.

about 9 years by sadickers

2

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549

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battery drills

I've used a number of different ones 12V 14V etc but I wouldn't trade my old Makita 9V for anything. Yes I know it doesn't have the power or batter...

about 9 years by sadickers

15

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428

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joiner/planer

I have the floor model 6 1/8 Craftsman unit and had the same problem to begin with. What I discovered on mine was that the out feed table was not ...

about 9 years by sadickers

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Grinding (buffing) aluminum

3M makes a wheel for grinders that is specifically designed for aluminum. I kind of resembles a large brillo pad in its texture. If you would like ...

about 9 years by sadickers

3

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702

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Tile floor over concrete

I am planning on installaing tile flooring in our kitchen/eating area. The subfloor is concrete, about 35 years old, there are no creacks and is ve...

about 9 years by sadickers

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