So that's flat sawn with the heart side up. Moisture content is always changing in wood. The top got dried and the bottom may have picked up a little moisture from the plywood it was resting on. I...
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So that's flat sawn with the heart side up. Moisture content is always changing in wood. The top got dried and the bottom may have picked up a little moisture from the plywood it was resting on. I...
Can you build a box around the table with cardboard or foam, double on the top. Put an electric heater under and bake overnight at 150? Might wreck the finish but that's easier to fix than replacing...
You could build a nice table and give it a top of Trex or similar. Not high style but you can still have fun with joinery and it will outlive you.
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What will you do with the opening for the stairs? To install a door you should redo the steps and add a landing outside sufficient to stand on while opening the door. Alternatively you could...
You can improve air circulation by using bigger stickers. If the stack is on ground start with concrete blocks. A few hours in the sun can ruin the wood with many surface checks.
Steven's stair is really good for an indoor application but a tree stand will need to be more resilient. Trees move in the wind so the attachments will need to be flexible. The ground is not concrete...
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So maybe that outlet in your old place was miswired for 220 volts.
Edward's suggestion seems like the way to go, a magnet on one side only and a washer on the other. You can reduce the grip and the snapping noise by setting the washer deeper or bring it forward with...
Back before plywood and modern glue there were reasons to make slip in bottoms. If you're doing that now you're stuck in an incredibly old rut.
I really prefer a floor model so I can drill the ends of table legs and other taller stuff. And the footprint is smaller.
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One of these guys has 60 grit, the other has 240. I rarely need anything else. Not switching paper seems to extend the life of the H&L and it makes the work go better.
240 grit, sand sand...
With your space limitations, maybe you can't have an aircraft carrier to land your planes on. A bench-centric shop may suit you better. Shrink the SS Sawstop and slide it to the right till it's...
We had our house built in '86. In about '89 the assessment went up more than usual. I asked to see it. It showed a finished basement. It was not. Seems they don't even do a drive by reassessment...
Snap lock duct should be fine if it is not put under full suction. Screws and rivets may catch tangly stuff and can be a real pain if the duct needs to be cleaned. Tape around the joints should hold...
Here's something useful around the barn.
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It's a boot dryer. It contains a blower scavenged from a clothes dryer. Given the healthy fear of fire in barns this provides no heat, just airflow....
In my Experience they usually prefer shorthairs.
Declare it a learning experience and move on.
As with most wood, apply equal finish to both sides, equal in moisture resistance.
Do you have the bed frame and mattress in house yet? It would be a real frustrating event if it didn't quite fit.
Are you really ready to start cutting wood?
"Bolted to studs in multiple locations"? This seems like overkill. Assuming that it will stand on the floor it should only need a pair of connections at...
Will it be strong enough? Depends on your joinery.
If you store the chisels bevel down it will lift the edge off the wood, possibly preventing rust from moisture in the wood. Also it makes the chisels slightly easier to pick out of the box.
Nice box Bill
Did you glue in/on the plywood bottom?
Yes I have feet on the bench ready to install but it sits beautifully as is and that counter never gets wet. Besides, that would make a place for the kitchen spiders to run under.