In a shop I think you would want full glue down. I used pressure sensitive around the edges and under the washer and dryer area in the laundry. Edge...
I would try option 2 combined with option 3. Concrete bonding adhesive and type S mortar should allow you to make a flat top on that rock. You could...
saturday morning...went back down to see what I missed....town was PACKED with people...to the point you almost HAD to park somewhere and continue on...
This was I'm my Google news feed today. It is interesting. There was a similar story in Smithsonian Magazine 30 or 40 years ago when Joseph Nagyvary...
My mowers look like they have been in mud but the dirt is accumulated dust from mowing. It creeps into tiny places and accumulates as very fine silt....
I had a great experience working with electricians and engineers from The UK, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand. There is an entertaining, ongoing,...
My coarsest one is an inexpensive import from Grizzly. It is not enjoyable to use on Maple but it will really tear into Mahogany for quick removal of...
When I was a toddler I began to be interested in carpentry. The family was living in a tent near Iowa City. Dad was building us a house. My job was to gather up any tools that were lying around and carry them off to the woods and drop them. I soon learned to drive nails and promoted my self to official builder of rocket ships and rafts. These were constructed by nailing together any stacks of lumber that were laying around with as many nails as time allowed. Dad soon found ways to apply my talents. I spent much of my youth helping him in his cabinet shop and with his building of spec houses and custom homes. I learned about wiring and plumbing from grand dad and worked in the trades in Boston and New Hampshire during the 1980`s. I have a Universal Technician Certification from A.R.I. I have some formal training as a welder and in machine shops. In 1987 I returned to the Midwest with Doreen and two of our three children. I continued to be self employed. In 1998 I started to do construction projects for the Mid Missouri Mandolin Company and remodeling projects for its staff. I was also tasked with developing and building the octave mandolin and electric mandolin. In 2005 the Franklin Guitar Company moved its operations to an adjoining workspace and I started an apprenticeship there. I continue work as a Carpenter and hope to focus on fine woodworking more and more.
Location:
Columbia MO and Howard County MO
Interests:
Wife, Kids, Pets, Carpentry, Music, Cleaning the Woods, Gardening