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Thanks Jim, that's what I'm doing now.
Just checking to see if anyone has any other clever solutions

If you're eventually going to cover it with drywall or T&G, I wouldn't go to the trouble of adding any additional layers of scrim paper or anything. I don't know that it would benefit you.
Depending...

I've officially run out of room to store wood inside. Actually that happened long ago, I just wouldn't admit it.
I'm just looking for any tips or methods you members use when storing outside.
I...

Edwin, I think you and Brian are correct, I could have worded the question better but I fear none of it would make a difference.
In gross generalizations
Some who responded simply didn't get what I...

Time will tell indeed, there is no rule set in stone, lots of variable at play.
Here are a few things the OP and possibly others might find useful....

There is fitted and then there's fitted.
Top chisel looks to be fitted well but maybe on the tight side.
Middle chisel has virtually no gap, that's too tight. IMO
The Stanley has too large of a...

Well now you should be off to the races with projects, looks good

Thanks for the laugh, I needed that :D

They just keep coming
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-68848098

I apologize to the OP for the thread going sideways.
I intended my post to be within the theme and offered it as humor.
Apparently some prefer to nit-pick and delve into un-necessary arguments.

I have always edge guled the veneers together to ensure proper alignment, then sanded an applied to a substrate.
This method worked for me, others may have different experiences.

1. I know what oil I require for my equipment, I am not confused.

2.



Full synthetic 5W-40 diesel engine oil with Triple Protection Plus technology protects against wear, deposits, oil...

Where I live, the opposite is correct.
The summer months are dry, low humidity.

There may be a different machining process used today than there was when you guys who bought 10 or 20 years ago.
As Jim pointed out in detail, a smooth fit is great for a metal to metal morse...

It was a continuation of the OP's theme of unclear, misleading, imprecise product descriptions, good grief.
Not too many bikers are running 5-40 synthetic diesel oil in their bikes.

A small amount of epoxy will keep them put and can be easily removed by warming up the socket with a heat gun or even hair drier.

Doesn't matter what chisels they are or who made them, if they...

Just giving suggestions but there are also different (harder) waxes than carnuba and there are also different qualities and materials of wheels. All of these play off one another to achieve the...

Nice try
A company the size of Shell (28 billion in profit last year) can afford proper advertisements, proof readers and even translators.

Personally, it's getting tiring playing Sherlock Holmes...

Bealle is a good system but you can always get different (better) poilshing compounds than the basic Tripoli and White diamond that come with the system.
Example...

You can, so long as the finish is thick enough and fully cured. You usually don't need all three steps, the Tripoli is quite coarse for finished pieces and can cut through, if you're not careful....

Some of the overseas item description are truly insane and make no sense at all, others are a little confusing or even a bit comical.
I was looking for Diesel motor oil for my tractor, here is one...

I suggest looking at the condition of rented tools and see if you want to "lend" yours to someone.

As James Pallas mentioned, you almost need to know what someone is goig to do with the tool...

You can cover them with a mesh tarp that blocks most of the uv but also lets them breathe.

Well I think you inspired me enough to go make a few more trays/boxes, thanks for posting

+1
My immediate thought was, "so you like rocks do ya?"
I hope they give them the maximum penalty for this.

Sadly it seems, this has become some sort of trend or I'm just reading about more...