Check out places that do electric motor repair. If it's available, they'll know. If there's a way to use an alternate, they'll also know.
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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...
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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.
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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.
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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 ...
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ZoeyAssuming you are planning on mitering the corners, the same methods are used whether a power miterbox or by hand materbox. Assuming your corne...
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Couple of ideas on this. Check out Feb 2004 issue of Woodworkers Journal for idea on a 'shop built' jig or Tenoning Jig.
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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...
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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 ...
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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...
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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...
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