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Rocks in their heads
Thread Starter: Edward Weber
https://www.ktnv.com/news/park-rangers-looking-for-two-vandalism-suspects-at-lake-mead-national-recreation-area What the ____ is wrong with some people?
Last Post By: Doug Garson Yesterday, 4:45 PM

Lumber supply
Thread Starter: steven c newman
Has been restocked.. Bought 10 planks...for $30...had to cut a few of the 10 footers down, to fit into the Trunk of my Chevy Equinox... Eight 1 x 6 x 6' Five 1 x 4 x 6' And he threw in a stack of shorts And a 3/4" x 8" x 39" slab..
Last Post By: steven c newman Yesterday, 6:54 PM

Glue Chairs
Thread Starter: Dave Fritz
We’re gluing old chairs that have come a little loose. Any tips on how to get Titebond in a small crack? Will thinning make it useless? Thank you.
Last Post By: Charles Edward Today, 7:21 AM

Grease..... and not the movie....
Thread Starter: Karl Card
I have a baldor 7.5HP BALDOR 3450RPM 213T TEFC 1PH MOTOR L3709Ton my table saw. What type of grease should I look for to put grease in the grease or zirk fitting?
Last Post By: John C Cox Yesterday, 4:38 PM

Stainless steel figure 8 hardware
Thread Starter: Brian Runau
Looking for ideas to attach a table top to the base on an outdoor dining table. Thought to use stainless steel figure 8's, but I can only find ones that are @ 7/17" overall length which is way to small. Normal steel units are 1.3" long. Table has a 5' wide frame with a 35" marble insert and a 3"...
Last Post By: STUART Robertson Yesterday, 3:02 PM

Beaded faceframe tooling question (grinding shaper cutter)
Thread Starter: Shannon Brantley
I've got a cabinet shop, been in the business for almost 10 years and suddenly I've got 2 potential jobs that want beaded face frames. One has 94 doors and drawer fronts. So I bought (luckily found one) a new, discontinued, Kreg PRS1200 system. It comes with router bits for the bead. I'd like...
Last Post By: STUART Robertson Yesterday, 8:27 PM

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Adhesive with a long open time

David and Michael offer good advice. Unibond 800 and powdered plastic resin glue are similar urea formaldehyde formulations but Unibond has a lower water
Kevin Jenness Today, 7:40 AM

Glue Chairs

In that case: West System epoxy. Don't bother with anything else.

I have no idea what 'expensive' means to a forum participant. I have
Charles Edward Today, 7:21 AM

Vietnam veterans....

BIL got hearing aids from the VA and he never served in Nam but did server in that time frame. He was stationed at Fort Bragg for most of his service.
Jerome Stanek Today, 7:15 AM

Timesaver 137-1HD / 36" wide belt sander _ one head

Great older time savers I have a similar one and it served me very very well as the others have said you got a check the service of the rollers and also
lou sansone Today, 3:53 AM

Adhesive with a long open time

I use epoxy often. Totalboat with med or slow hardener or System 3 T-88.

Almost every project I build uses epoxy in part of the glue-up.
Michael Burnside Today, 12:58 AM
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