You sure about that? Many motors have overloads that are entirely internal and you can't see them from outside the motor. The kind of motors that are permitted to not OL protection are low power, low...
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You sure about that? Many motors have overloads that are entirely internal and you can't see them from outside the motor. The kind of motors that are permitted to not OL protection are low power, low...
When I was a kid on the farm we had a manure pile that self combusted and nearly took out the barn. Pretty scary.
He's partial to the Everclear with a shellac chaser :)
Check the pulley alignment. Perhaps one of them has wandered.
Right you are John, I just meant that it was flat cut as opposed to rotary cut (yuck!). The plywood is rift sawn on one face and quarter sawn on the other. I chose the rift cut side for the exterior...
Thanks for the nice comments guys.
Here's my latest project, finally complete. Design is my own, but is similar in format to many commercially available cabinets.
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Construction is 3/4" flat cut white oak plywood. Trim and...
Nothing wrong with just laying them out flat to air dry. The water bucket works, but is messy. As long as the oil has finished polymerizing, the fire danger is gone. That will happen quite quickly if...
I just used some left over sanded tile grout to fill some control joints and it make a very smooth joint. 15 years later and is is still as solid as when I did the grouting.
Just curious, is there an electrician certification in the US whereby they can only work on single phase. In Canada there isn't and I can't imaging there being one in the US either.
And the approval of the school board.
I've go the Capitol One app on my browser, but it will soon be gone. I've had it for about a year and the first time it actually returned a valid coupon was just the other day, for a whole 1.5%. Lots...
I think you'll be happy. The new style seals very well.
This is yet another compromise that you just have to live with if you choose a jobsite saw. They are purpose built to provide an easy to relocate format, as in moving it from jobsite to jobsite. Just...
Being coiled up has everything to do with it because the cord cannot dissipate heat as quickly as the current flowing through produces it. The fuse or circuit breaker protects against overcurrent,...
I have seen a cord reel that had melted down to a blob of copper and blackened plastic. That's what happens when you run a substantial load on coiled up cord. I wouldn't use a cord reel unless it had...
I've used silicone 'removers' in the past and it's a frustrating experience. My understanding is that rather than dissolve the silicone, they break down the bond between the silicone and substrate....
Thin face veneers? Then it was not Baltic birch, which has face veneers almost as thick as the interior veneers.
The power band in that 500 triple got me in real trouble one day & I ended under the back of a parked car. Split the gas tank wide open, but fortunately the bike had stalled by then because a couple...
Legendary bikes for sure. I had a TX500 4 stroke that was based on the RD 350 chassis and it was a wonderful ride. Many great memories.
Are the interior veneers hardwood or softwood?
Good point about accessibility space. You can't do blown in if the poor installer can't even get up there. I should have mentioned that my roof is only 6:12, which isn't terribly steep on the...
I have scissor trusses on my house with blown in insulation and it has stayed put.
I have the cheap one as well. I think I paid about $40 for it on Aliexpress. I too use it as a relative indication of air quality. Ironically, my shop has cleaner air than anywhere in the house, even...
I built my sled fence from 2 layers of 18mm Baltic birch and clamped it to my bench to ensure is stayed flat until the glue cured. It came out dead flat and has stayed that way.