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#5: your right that adding another support higher constrains space, at least for larger pieces that stick up beyond the brace. Just remember you want the highest one to be at least half way up the...

Oh, on the type of plywood: I used some scrap big box "cabinet grade" plywood I had leftover. I wouldn't use baltic birch at 3x the cost on this unless you had scrap laying around and wanted to get...

So, here's what the braces look like stowed:

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Not that I had to cut an opening on the brace to reach the handhold so I could drag this thing around. That was a doh! moment... Also note that...

Vince,

A couple of notes as you start your project...

Something to consider in terms of length is:

1) How often you move the cart

2) How much maneuvering room you have for the cart

You want a heavy duty double pole switch. Here's an example:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002MPQ51O/ref=pd_sim_60_11?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=M0FVDJ8NQSAB3YSY1P2H

These type of switches are...

The sleeves distribute the load.

When the pins without sleeves are loaded by the books on the shelf, the pressure points are the back top and front bottom of the pin, which tips slightly under...

Agree with the "don't buy the brother wall wart". Try to find one in a junk drawer with the right voltage before you go to amazon. The computer enabled ones (at least the ones I bought) came with a...

Yup. Here it is:

http://flyer.rockler.com/november2/app.php?RelId=6.0.5.2&roi=echo3-17820288119-16070491-481f621ecfeee0443701d29449c58eb3

I think the question will be "how many months will it...

I have the predecessor to the PT2730. It prints up to 1" wide. I can't say what the unusable space is when you use the keyboard interface on the Brother label makers; when using the computer...

Get a brother labeller, and spend the extra $s and get a brother label maker. It is significantly faster and and looks nicer if you use the computer interface with them. Buy the brother label maker...

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I had the benefit of an expansion joint on the outside edge of the garage door, so that was the natural stopping point (It is 1" or so exposed to the...

Brian,

Was in the exact same place as you about two years ago, and ended up going about the same route as you with some variation...

Pressure washed to get the oil/dirt out of the floor, and...

Pick up both before you get the Werner. I have one and didn't get the LG due to cost. Every time I move the Werner, I wish I had a LG.

Hi, I'm in the process of replacing my 20 year old 5" ROS sander, and am looking for anyone with advice on which size to replace it with (6" sanders were not available back then).

Here's what I...

I did a similar calculation for a larger 2 bay garage space, with the goal of getting to 75 lumens at workshop table height with a ceiling height of 8'. I ended up with 6 rows of 4' two-lamp fixtures...

I also found it incredibly easy to work with. Just follow their installation advice and use a serrated bread knife to cut it. Didn't notice any damage to the bread knife, and I put 8 bales of it in...

I might be missing the point of your question, but if you want the center point, draw a diagonal line between the corners, and the intersection is the center.

Andy

That's the joint! Hmm, Collectively it looks like the primary argument for getting the larger is to support projects larger than chairs, which isn't even in the mid-term future for me. Anyone else...

Hmm. Sam, were any of the chairs you built bar stools? Your argument's pretty convincing given the experience of using both. My underlying concern is the large lever arm of my son leaning back on...

Okay, here's a targeted question for those who pondered buying a 500, or getting the 700 with the Seneca RTS-500 bit adapter to have access to the full range of domino sizes, and bought the 700 w/...

I'm looking for recommendations on how to minimize the sound transmission of a super gorilla dust collector into the structure of my garage (I plan on building a room around it - but that's a...

Haven't cut the plug off - Can't actually use the saw due to work constraints for the next week and a half or so, so I'm not in a rush (I have both a HD 20A receptacle and 30A plug awaiting group...

Thanks for the advice. Where I live, you can actually e-mail the building inspectors. I shot my tailored original question out to the lead guy yesterday, and he forwarded it on to the electrical plan...

I found that one. However, the 30A side of that is a locking connector, not a straight plug. I need a 6-20R to 6-30P, not a 6-20R to L6-30p. I guess I could swap out the receptacle. :-)


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:-) I thought the question would be an easy one. :-)

I'll try to call the inspector tomorrow, and see what he says. The first working day after the weekend is usually crazy-busy down there, as all...