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Yes, thank you for the suggestion, but this has already been done. No moisture as I mentioned.

The 2x4 suggestion is a good one, thanks, I think I'll give that a try.

I've seen this question asked before but the responses seem to morph more into cabinets installed (feet, shims, etc).

In my case, I am finishing my basement and would like to do a built-in...

Well unfortunately I am not near either California or Ohio (closer), I am in Iowa. Really, I'd love to learn to cut dovetails myself and likely will do that later in life, for now, I just enjoy...

Does anyone own or have used the rockler dovetail jig? I'm a lower intermediate woodworker and am looking to invest in a dovetail jig. I don't need to do anything fancy, but also don't want a piece...

I went from Dewalts to Milkwaukees a while back. Love the battery life, and all around power of the drills and drivers. They are rugged but also are good for the finesse work.

That would be my...

After searching for a ZT for nearly a year I finally settled on a SCAG. They are higher than your price range but you can find used ones. They are tough, easy to work on and mow like a dream. Only...

I'm in the middle of a long barn reno and conversion into a wood shop, enjoy the trip, its a blast.

Cody,

You appear to be fighting the same dilema I had. My floor was concrete that was cracked and heaved on two ends (8' slabs each end) then with a dirt floor middle. I ended up spanning the...

While this building was an old barn, I've gone through and insulated and sealed every crack I can find. For the floor I opted for a "floating" floor of sorts, where I've spanned 2/10's the length of...

Lots of good suggestions, and it seems like there are a lot out there like me. Looks like I'll be putting together a rolling cabinet. Hopefully this helps to keep me more organized. Thanks for the...

Good morning,

Curious what others have for heating in thier shops. Mine is a detached shop and I'd like to be able to keep it 40-45 degree when not using it (in the winter). In Iowa temps can...

So many people keep thier scrap piece of lumber and hardwoods, and I happen to be one of them. What do you store your's in? My dad stores his in a old whiskey barrel but its difficult to dig out...

Scott, I like your miter setup, I've got something similar just without the fence. I've been debating on the fence because when I have wasted space (behindthe fence) I tend to pile things up there. ...

It doesnt sounds as though I am in your tool league, but I have a Craftsman SCMS with the shallow clearance. It cuts very straight and angularly correct. I picked it up about 9 months ago and have...

I'd go for the Cedar. I have plywood walls and I dont ever plan on painting them, then again my wood shop is in a barn so I have a little more light. I'd love to re-do it or finish some of the...

They look tough but are expremely expensive. I'd rather replace a few from damage and still be money ahead... Its the right thought though, perhaps they'll come down in price.

Great feedback guys. Sounds like I'll be looking for a older american made cabinet saw. Would love to have the $$ for a SS but just isnt in the cards. Sure the saw isnt that much more but by the...

John, great info, this is right in line with what I was hoping for. I just would rather trust the opinions of those people here than the ones at online reviews where negative reviews are seldom...

Hello, I'm curious what everyone's thoughts are for the best cabinet table saw for under $2,000. My requirements are mostly general and begginning to intermediate wood working. I enjoy making...

Hmm, nowI have an idea of how to fix up my space! Thanks! Also, nice job.

Good point Steve. Would you use black pipe over copper? I was planning on installing copper to avoid 50 trips to the store to get various smaller lengths of black pipe to make all the proper length...

Agreed, but seeing how we are all wood workers here, couldnt a "safety cage" be made to contain the lines and therefore eliminate the accidental whacking? Maybe (2) 1x's nailed perpendicular to each...

I've heard and read a ton of articles on this. One thing I havent heard anyone suggest is installing the PVC air lines in a location that is not exposed to direct sunlight, imagine right underneath...