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I'm a "lucky recipient" of the letter last week and have already signed up for the Experian coverage.

If you were only closer - or if it fit in a medium sized flat rate shipping box :)

Shown is my recent project completion - an entertainment center to handle our 55" TV purchased late last year.
Constructed in my workshop in 3 major sections and then assembled/installed in place in...

My shop is 38' x 60' - designed so that 1/3 would be for a car/truck project and the other 2/3 for woodworking.

10 AWG wire (Copper) is rated for 30 amps (continuous), not 50.

What if the OP outlet was a standard 15A 110V Plug and had 50A wiring and a 30A breaker? I don't think you are suggesting the outlet be replaced with a 30A capable 110V outlet. The breaker is there...

Most of my recent boards have been cherry, maple and walnut.

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I appreciate all the comments and suggestions so far. I'm concerned about water stains from glasses - I've seen some tables with the infamous water rings. Will poly finishes be safe to use in that...

Finishing is not my strong point. For furniture etc that I've built for our own use - I've just Deft lacquer for some cabinets and Polyurethane for some bookcases - or even just latex paint.

We've...

I've seen a guy use chinese food takeout plastic containers that just happened to adapt some power tools with 3" ports to his 4" dust collection pipes. I'd suggest using whatever works....

I don't have any input on the cause of the sweating on the original post. But as input to some of the other recommended finishes for cutting boards, the reason mineral oil is recommended is because...

Be prepared for the re-sawed stock to result in several very wavy boards. Depending on the drying process, you might not end up with usable "flat" boards.

Cutco. Only cry once when you buy them, then get them sharpened for free or replacement for life!

That model according to this ebay link is a Model 500 because it is 500 CFM!
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For my DC system, I have a micro-switch installed on each gate which triggers a solid state relay to "close" one leg of power to the DC. So no matter which machine I'm on, when I close the DC gate,...

I accordion fold the wires to address the additional length needed for servicing of the device (outlet/switch/dimmer.) If the romex comes in from the top, I fold the 3 conductors at the bottom then...

I control my Dust Collector with a micro-switch installed on each gate. The micro-switches are wired in parallel with each other, and that connection is wired in series with a small DC transformer...

I can't reply to classifieds - as far as I can tell, I never could. Do I have to be a contributor for that?

The remediation fan on our home's system is original - about 14 years of age.

3/16" = 0.1875"
1/0.1875 = 5.33
You need to enlarge the current plan drawings by 533% so that the 3/16" squares will be enlarged to be 1" square.