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Randall,
The more air flow through the system the higher the back pressure of the filter so you want to only have one duct open at a time. You can check the back pressure as you open up more blast...

Very impressive video. Must easily take over twice as long to do all those camera setups. Nicely done................ and a cool box.

Patrick,
If your wall is a normally constructed 2x4 wall with studs 16" on center i don't think you will have any problems with the load. I would run 2 ea 2x6 horizontally and catch a minimum of 3...

The brick is going to help with sound isolation into the home. I'd definitely leave it.

I got my Led Lamps online from Greentek energy systems. they have multiple configurations for 4' and 8' lamps. Simple install -- much less wiring than balasts just need to get the correct...

If the fixtures are in good shape I would replace the lamps with LED tubes. No ballasts needed just direct wire with 110V. Great efficiency. I've started retrofitting my florescent fixtures as...

Fine dust from my drum sander clogged up my final filter on an Oneida 3 hp Gorilla in short order. After replacing the final filter with Wynn filters which greatly improved the operation because of...

I like the idea but why not just use two 1x1s with notches and skip the backer board?

Check out http://shopgreentek.com/. They have several different 4 foot LED replacements in different wattage and color of light. Prices start at $10 ea. I've converted two fixtures so far and it...

You only need three wires for a 220V single phase motor load. Two hots and a ground. The forth wire is a neutral which is used for 110V loads (like a clothes dryer - the heating elements are 220V...

I just ordered some 4' replacement LED lamps from Greentek Energy systems to try out. Beauty of this option is that I already have fixtures with 4' T8's. One simply removes the ballast and direct...

Thanks for all the inputs!!! I'm just back in town after a week long trip away. I'll check into the suggestions and let you know what I find. Thanks again, CJ

I've got a 1987 vintage 66 that has served me very well. I'm still getting excellent cuts but get a strange vibration / blade wobble when the saw comes to a stop. When shutting down the saw and the...

You could be putting the bit too far into the collet it doesn't have to be all the way in. If there is a shoulder on the shaft at the intersection of the bit you could be tightening on that and not...

PEX is not brittle so on failure or impact it isn't going to cause shrapnel to fly all over.

I recently bought filters for my Jet filter from Wynn. http://wynnenv.com/ambient-filters/ I see they do offer upgraded filters for Delta. I didn't compare prices but it came with two bags and 6...

I agree with Max. Holly is quite expensive and is used for it's pure white color.

I was very pleased using thermostatically controlled powered vents for removing summer heat from my attic when I lived in Portland. Prior to venting, during heat spells the R38 insulation would...

It might not rack as badly once you get it glued up and the joints are tight. otherwise you are going to need some type of stretcher from one side to the other - probably would want to put it on the...

I find the chop saw by far to be the most difficult tool to incorporate good dust collection. I ended up fabricating a slotted box behind the saw with flexible wings on the sides to finally get...

My saw is the prior model FB600 which I got as a demo machine. I'm sure we have the same guides. I just finished 220 resaw slices 1/8" thick on the machine with no problems. I was actually pretty...

Susumu,
You ask very good questions and I share them with you. I've got a newer 24" Felder BS with Euro guides. I'm getting excellent performance from the saw but also noted the same concern...

I recently installed a Byrd Shellix cutter on my Delta DJ20 jointer. A process that in my opinion was easier than changing the former straight blades. What an incredible improvement. Face jointing...

the mantis chair is really set off by that amazing connection between the back of the seat and the back legs. Seems to be in a class of it's own.

To prevent over tightening of the screw. All the drivers have ratcheting tension adjustments but I don't use them very often as wood varies so much from one location to another. "Jigging" the...