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Just do it the right way, shot peen the floor, have someone do it or rent the proper equipment.

I have done epoxy floors before, do it right the first time so you aren't doing it again.
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I was going to say "about the same as cherry" until I read through all of the posts. I just got done using some for my drawer interiors (face is walnut) and it is wonderful to work with (the...

I have been building a walnut crib and a walnut dresser/changing table for a few weeks now, the tips of my fingers are stained after each time I work on the projects.

The stains wear off in a day...

How about using Waterlox products instead of poly? I think it might work well for you.

Regards,

Rich

Come on Mark, I can't tell you that, it would defeat the purpose...

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Regards,

Rich

I am using the shellac for some color and some pore filling.



That's good to know. The nice thing is I am near a Rockler, a Woodcraft and Hartville Hardware so there are lots of good local...

I am dealing with this same issue, recently designing/building a dresser and a crib and quickly approaching the finishing stage. Both pieces are mostly solid walnut (the dresser has maple drawers...

I spent a bunch of time looking (once I get started, it's like a game to try to figure it out) and I struck out, I found hinge manufacturers I had never heard of for that matter. Anyway, after...

My father (70+ years young) working as a carpenter his entire life (both his profession and his hobby), I hate to think how many hours he has spent building and working in his shop. Never had a...

One of the things that can wear down the blades the fastest is hardened glue. Therefore, how someone uses their planer can make a big difference in the life of the knives/blades.

That being said,...

It is true for certain tools as well. I used to know of a specific example where the tool at Home Depot was specified with plastic parts versus metal parts in the standard model. The tool itself...

As I said in my previous post, the use of 1/2" steel pipe being is safe and economical, sourcing most of the pipe from Home Depot and having Home Depot cut and thread custom lengths. You might want...

What store?

Regards,

Rich

I used 1/2" steel pipe throughout my shop. With the cost of copper, I have to believe that the 1/2" steel pipe is far more economical (I didn't compare as I didn't really consider copper due to how...

Growing up with a radial arm saw, you always pulled it through the material and this is no different than a sliding compound miter saw with the exception that the saw can pivots upward. This also...

I assume you mean a concrete floor. I would highly recommend Sherwin Williams ArmorSeal products, I did my shop floor (mechanical garage, lots of abuse) with their grey two-part epoxy (no flakes,...